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 88
tnessedmany a scene of feasting and revelry on the occasion of a royalvisit. It was here Sir Thomas More spent part of his boyhoodas page in the household of Archbishop Moreton. Here musthave come Leicester and Burleigh, and many a noble at theCourt of Queen Elizabeth. Here also Dryden, DUrfey, and… … TT— /^ [eudaL l\\^ /|o^E BY A. H. MALAN AMONG the stately homes of Cornwall —whether remark-able for age or architecture, or (as more often) for beau-tiful grounds and semi-tropical gardens redeeming bare,barrack-like buildings — there is certainly nothing quite like Cote-hele. Situated just west…
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