A descriptive and historical account of various palaces and public buildings (English and foreign) : with biographical notices of their founders, and other eminent persons (1821)
Brewer, J. N. (James Norris), Gill, B. R · London : Printed by W. Lewis for W. Gilling · leaf 133
an instrument as destructive to France, as theconcubines of his predecessor ; that the Pavilion de la Felicity, (for such wasthe name she assigned the retreat of lascivious indulgence), was not only thescene of her amours, with the Dillons and Cognis of her pleasures, butthat the arcana of the… … 2_ ^^ % lll|INIINilllll1lllllllllllllllllll[lllllllirillllillill[llllll|lll|IIINII|[|llllllllllill1lllNI!IHIillll|lllllili ^Btmi^tion OF KENSINGTON PALACE AND GARDENS ; WITH OBSERVATIONS OS P^ICTVRESQUE SCENERY. Kensington Palace was purchased by William III. for the sum of^20,000, of the Earl of…
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