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Some account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry VIII (1859)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford London, J. H. and J. Parker · leaf 143

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actured in France and Flanders, withthe royal arms and initials for our sove-reigns. See Arclmologia, xxvii. p. 421. n MS. Additional, 4,712, fo. 9, a. Inan account of the reception of the am-bassador from Charles of Burgoigne byEdward iv. and his Queen, we read, The quene dyd to be ordeined a… … INTERIOR OF A HALL.Shelving the Dais, the Plate-cupboard, the Minstrels Gallery, <f-c. From a MS. of Quintus Curtius. I THE HALL. 77 guests, we find a very faithful delineation in a MS. ofQuintus Curtius, of the date of the fifteenth century, pre-served in the Bodleian. It will be seen by the…

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