Famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1900)
Malan, Alfred Henry, editor · New York, G. P. Putnam's son; London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 219
hough his brothersmanaged the property well, it remained for Sir Hugh, his nephew, -J whose wife, Lady Hen-rietta, has been alreadymentioned, to bring itto a thriving conditionagain. Sir Hugh took greatinterest in the churchand in education, andhis wife shared histastes, and must havebeen a learned… … GATEWAY FROM THE MIDDLE TO THE LOWER COURT a few of her books may give an idea of the works a Scotch ladytreasured in the year 1700: Balm ofGilead, Sighs from Hell, Bun-yans Pilgrims Progress, Browns Swans Song, Hodders Arithme-tic, Rules of Civility, Raleighs Remains, Ruthvens Ladies…
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