More famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1902)
Malan, Alfred Henry, comp · New York, G.P. Putnam's sons, London, The Pall Mall magazine · leaf 194
wick ; but it held out until May, 164s, after whichcomes a long record of sequestrations and imprisonments inflictedon Colonel Edgcumbe by Cromwell. The Upper Garden above the house contains many beau-tiful flowering trees and shrubs, and is charming, though shornby the blizzard of its chief… … 163 164 flDount !£&0cumbe From the house a terraced drive, two miles long, is carriedround the side of the hill. Passing through a wood, called theAmphitheatre from its shape, it emerges into the park abovethe Ruin, and enters what was the Beech Wood untilthe blizzard destroyed it. The Blizzard…
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