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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 37

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THE SOUTH FRONT ANO FLOWER GARDEN, BUCKLING. HALL 6 Blicfclino 1ball demolished, to make way for the mansion as one now sees it.This was begun by Sir Henry, 1619, and completed by his son,John, in 1028; the latter, from receiving Charles II. here, gaveoccasion to Stephensons couplet: Blickling two… … A CORNER OF THE LAKE part of one of the fronts of Hatfield is accounted for by the sup-position that the same architect, Limminge, was the draughtsmanof both. Approaching from Aylsham, along a road skirted onthe right by the park, and on the left by a loke (Anglo-Saxonlor: a footpath separated from…

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