Rait, Robert S. (Robert Sangster), 1874-1936, Hollings, Marjory · London : Constable & company · leaf 44
asting part of the palace.This was perhaps owing to the fact that there was then noThomas Becket to pull down the walls with ghostly hands;but the work of destruction might have been carried out bysome other saintly spirit. The Hall may, however, havebeen spared because it was to be the place where… … \Vl>TMINsrKK I I ALL.From 11)1 fngra^ing by C. Hniikins. i8ot. ■\ i -I a ii INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER 2 ^D Chapel; but the rest of the palace seems to have been ruinedat this time, for extensive repairs were carried out in the earlypart of the reign of Henry II. The new king paid sixty-seven…
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