A Picturesque Tour of the River Thames in Its Western Course: Including Particular Descriptions of Richmond, Windsor, and Hampton Court |
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... honoured guest at Lambeth Palace . An account of one of her visits is given in Archbishop Parker's Antiquities : " The queen , removing from Hampton Court to Greenwich , visited the arch- bishop at Lambeth , where she staid all night ...
... honoured guest at Lambeth Palace . An account of one of her visits is given in Archbishop Parker's Antiquities : " The queen , removing from Hampton Court to Greenwich , visited the arch- bishop at Lambeth , where she staid all night ...
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... honour unattained by any other sovereign , of being justly called the Defender of the Faith , which he had supported ... honours , pursuing his official career , he con- ciliated the esteem of the best of princes , of. 16 THE ENVIRONS OF ...
... honour unattained by any other sovereign , of being justly called the Defender of the Faith , which he had supported ... honours , pursuing his official career , he con- ciliated the esteem of the best of princes , of. 16 THE ENVIRONS OF ...
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... honours and preferments . Robert was created Earl of Leicester , and became one of Queen Elizabeth's prime ministers ; and her daughter Mary was the mother of Sir Philip Sidney . The will of this duchess is a testamentary curiosity ...
... honours and preferments . Robert was created Earl of Leicester , and became one of Queen Elizabeth's prime ministers ; and her daughter Mary was the mother of Sir Philip Sidney . The will of this duchess is a testamentary curiosity ...
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... along the shore of Thames . What a solid practical good such a work would be , and how much honour would attach to those who might be engaged upon it ! Nor , in a utilitarian point of view , could anything be 20 THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON .
... along the shore of Thames . What a solid practical good such a work would be , and how much honour would attach to those who might be engaged upon it ! Nor , in a utilitarian point of view , could anything be 20 THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON .
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... honours and profit flowed fast upon him . He became a graduate in medicine of Oxford. SIR HANS SLOANE'S MONUMENT . Having satisfied his curiosity with the " memorials and things. CHELSEA . 21 SIR T MORE'S MONUMENT SIR HANS SLOANE'S ...
... honours and profit flowed fast upon him . He became a graduate in medicine of Oxford. SIR HANS SLOANE'S MONUMENT . Having satisfied his curiosity with the " memorials and things. CHELSEA . 21 SIR T MORE'S MONUMENT SIR HANS SLOANE'S ...
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