Rait, Robert S. (Robert Sangster), 1874-1936, Hollings, Marjory · London : Constable & company · leaf 162
themat the time leads to the conclusion that Philip was aware howspeedily the guest might become a prisoner if he did notcomply with the demands of his host. Henry VII. died in 1509 and was succeeded by his morefamous son. Much might be said of Windsor during thereign of Henry VIII.; it was a… … WINDSOR CASTLE 121 he often spent Christmas at the castle or celebrated theFeast of St. George there. There is the usual pleasant pic-ture of Henry VIII. as a young man, full of energy andgaiety, a most vigorous example of his own precept, Youthmust have some dalliance. He exercised himself daily…
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