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 342
Hill of his friend and comrade SirHarry Vane, he renounced the joys of home and country, andbecame a wanderer on the face of the earth. How much heloved that home, and how he yearned for it when in exile, weknow from his letters to Lady Sunderland, in one of which helongs only for a few months… … THE VESTIBULE, PENSHURST 315 3i6 pensburet anb its flDemoriee whether Algernon Sidney was merely obstinate in error or con-sistently honourable in precept, but there can be no doubt as tohis wonderful courage, resolution and high principle. A man with his opinions, and possessing the full courage…
Historic buildings · Country homes · Dwellings
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