Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 538
A MAN OF THE TIME OF JAMES I.(1603—1625) He shows the merging of the Elizabethan fashioninto the feshion of Charles I. The stiff doublet andthe loose breeches, the plain collar, and the ribbonsat the knees. On his hawking glove is a hawk,hooded and jessed. … JAMES THE FIRST 331 And he will pass apprentices, most of them stiUin flat caps, blue doublets, and white cloth breechesand stockings, sewn aU in one piece, with daggerson their backs or at their sides. And then, travel-ling with his man, he will come to his inn. Forthe life of me, though it has…
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