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A history of the castles, mansions, and manors of western Sussex (1876)

Elwes, Dudley George Cary, 1837-, Robinson, Charles John, 1833-1898 · London : Longmans · leaf 128

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ight of 30 feet.* Above it was an apartment in which themuniments of the family were preserved, and access to which was gained bymeans of a spiral staircase. In the other hexagonal tower was situated QueenElizabeths bedroom, but it is in too ruinous a condition to admit of any detaileddescription.… … EAST FRONT OF EASEBOURNE PRIORY. * Sir Sibbald Scott says that after the fire, the papers and parchments (except the actual title-deeds) were left to themercy of the weather, and doubtless many of great archseological interest have perished. t A g-Qod idea of the vast establishment required in such…

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