Rait, Robert S. (Robert Sangster), 1874-1936, Hollings, Marjory · London : Constable & company · leaf 316
war, and at St. Jamess played what is nowcalled a war game with battailes of headmen appointed bothon horse or foot, in a long table.^ The different captainswho returned from service abroad were received by him,amongst them being a well-known Dutch engineer, and theprince and his attendants were… … <:V \r. ST. JAMESS PALACE 253 tournament which was held in the tilt yard of Whitehall onTwelfth Day. Both assailants and defendants were enter-tained at St. Jamess, and after the fight a magnifickefeast was held there, at which his majestie, his highnesse,his brother and sister, with all the…
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