Cathedrals, abbeys and churches of England and Wales, descriptive, historical, pictorial (1896)
Bonney, Thomas George, 1833-1923 · London : Cassell · leaf 14
n p. SOI to Mr. A. Sutherland, Thornhury; on p. S04 to Mr. B. di Ven, Talgarth;on p. Sll to Mr. F. C. Earl, Worcester; on 2>p. S16, S17, and S20 to Mr. R. J. Latham, Howdcn ; and onp. S29 to Mr. E. Fullagar, Canterbury. ST. MARYS, WARWICK. TOMBS OF THE BEAUCHAMPS.TT^EW towns in England have a… … THE BEAUOHAMP CHAPEL. principal home; in its mother-church several of their members were laid to rest.Not indeed all. It is rare to find that, in the days of Plantagenet a.iid Tudorkings, son followed father without a break in the succession of generations tothe same place of sepulchre; the fortune…
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