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British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)

Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 374

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Fia. 316—Anne Duke, in FrenseChurch, Norfolk. The brassdates from c. 1551. Fig. 317.—Anne Rede, formerlyAnne Duke, 1577. termination, is very striking. We give here a figure from thebrass of Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas Blenerhaysett (Fig.316), who first married George Duke, on whose decease,1551,… … EDWARD VI., 1547-1553. MARY, 1553-1558 231 Rede, and died 1577, and her second effigy is also givenhere (Fig. 317). The first of these interest-ing figures, which belongs to the period withwhich we are now concerned, shows extra-ordinary cuffs falling over the hands. Roundthe waist is the usual…

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