London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 131
y is supposed to have been the resi-dence, or rather habitat, of Cassibelanus, the head of a tribeof aboriginal Britons, mentioned, in Caesars Commentaries, as aman of importance. In point of antiquity and celebrity, there-fore, Cassiobury can hardly be equalled by any other place inBritain.… … which was afterwardscompleted by his son, Sir Charles Morri-son, who died in 1599. On the marringeof Elizabeth Morrison,the only surviving child of Sir Richards grandson, the familyproperty passed to her husband, Arthur Lord Cape!; fromwhom the present possessor of Cassiobury is lineally…
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