Edwards, George Wharton, 1859-1950 · Philadelphia, The Penn Publishing Company · leaf 154
ereign rights, and at such a ceremony as the laying of acorner-stone assumed the place of honor, although thereal authority was with the burghers, and founded uponcommerce. While granting this privilege, the Flemingsever hated autocracy. They loved pomp, but any at-tempt to exercise power over them… … 1 .■ . -■ - ... M m UK ^^ \ - * ; Ei COMMINES aspiration, says C. B. Huet ( The Land of Rubens ). The Flemish hall has often the fonn of a church; arthistory, aiming at classification, ranges it among theGothic by reason of its pointed windows. The Hall us-ually is a defenceless feudal castle…
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