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“To say that this history is interesting would be doing it less than
justice. It is a work of high value as well, and will take rank amongst those
which the historian of any reign, from Henry VIII. to Victoria, will
naturally turn to for information, and from which he will seldom fail to
derive material assistance in his own researches.”—Glasgow Herald.
44 The interest of Mr. Law’s volumes is historical, picturesque and antiquarian. To all classes of readers it thus makes appeal. An animated
panorama of history is laid before us, the details given being those precisely
of which ‘your orthodox historian ’ is most chary.”—Notes and Queries.
LONDON : GEORGE BELL AND SONS,
YORK HOUSE, PORTUGAL STREET, W.C. A SHORT HISTORY OF
HAMPTON COURT HENRY VIII. AT THE AGE OF FORTY-FIVE.
(After the Portrait at Hampton Court, probably by an Italian Artist.)
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ERNEST LAW, B.A., F.S.A.
BARRISTER-AT-LAW; AUTHOR OF “THE HISTORY
OF HAMPTON COURT PALACE;” “THE ROYAL
GALLERY OF HAMPTON COURT;” “HOLBEIN’S
AND ...
A Short History of Hampton Court
