British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 296
upon the basis of the old costumes of the reignof Henry VI. Respecting regal habits, they may be judged from theplate already shown on page 172, where the Queen is re-presented liberally ornamented with ermine which coversthe dress, of which nothing can be said except that it islow-necked, and is… … &jm (pcfmhf v 3u|M£ ty^f ™fi $*P$ Mp.pijrhp into$yjfafyi at quoniR fflaio^iuutatelinMi que ajispnt ab tiarijallf EPTi5ifij(3r jg^jjj^|[[^•aBffitJB B JIS! EfflraMH Fig. 239.—Christina, wife of Matthew Phelip, 1470. Heme Church, Kent. 184 BRITISH COSTUME did not in any way affect the general…
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