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Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain (1862)

Howitt, William, 1792-1879 · London : A.W. Bennett · leaf 182

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7. He was married in it in 1449 to Maryof Guelder, and he was buried in it in 1460. Thus James II. HOLYROOD ABBEY AND PALACE. 169 was born, crowned, married, and buried in the abbey of Holy-rood. James III., whenever he refided in Edinburgh, took uphis quarters in the abbey. James IV. was the… … HOLYROOD ABBEY J INTERIOR. Margaret of England, and here they were married. In1544, the abbey and palace were burnt by the Englifh army :this, however, muft have been with exception of the towersin front. From this time the abbey church feems to havebecome the chapel of the palace—a chaplain being…

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