Rait, Robert S. (Robert Sangster), 1874-1936, Hollings, Marjory · London : Constable & company · leaf 296
scaffold on the western face of thebanqueting-house and the route by which the king and hisguard reached it. The most probable solution seems to bethat the king entered by an outside staircase on the easternor river side of the banqueting-house, entering by one of thewindows of the Ionic storey. He… … WHITEHALL 237 room he had thus reached the king stepped on to the scaffold,which extended along the western face to the second or thirdwindow. The news of the execution of the King of England wasreceived with horror at the different Courts of Europe andstunned net only the Royalists, but many of…
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