The antiquarian itinerary, comprising specimens of architecture, monastic, castellated, and domestic; with other vestiges of antiquity in Great Britain. Accompanied with descriptions (1815)
Storer, James, 1771-1853 · London, Published for the proprietors by Wm. Clarke... J. Murray... S. Bagster... J.M. Richardson... and Sherwood and Co. .. · leaf 75
isastrous to himand the baronial cause. Under these circumstances, thecastle of Monmouth, among others, became of the utmostimportance for the support of royalty. Monmouth Castle was a favourite residence of John ofGaunt, and of his son Henry of Bolingbroke, afterwardsHenry the Fourth, in whose… … jy MGNMOUTH. the Fourth! Upon the attainder of Henry the Sixth, re-verting again to the crown, it became, as before, part of theduchy of Lancaster, and afterwards was the property ofHenry the first duke of Beaufort, Avhicb, with other posses-sions, descended to the present representative of that…
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