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Singleton, Esther · New York, Dodd, Mead and Co. · leaf 403

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o far from thepalace. The architect was able to satisfy all these re-quirements. A winter residence was found for Van Dyckin Blackfriars on the right bank of the Thames. Fromhis palace in Whitehall, Charles I., crossing the riverin his barge, could conveniently reach the studio of hisfavourite… … Portrait of the Children of Charles I. ran Dyck. #• ^\^** 0+ ^^y <^:^-^ THE CHILDREN OF CHARLES I. 30I at Eltham in the county of Kent. He probably occupiedan apartment or some dependency of one of the palaces ofthe Crown. An annual pension of two hundred poundssterling was assigned to him,…

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