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... 1768 , according to our local guide , it attained the height of seventy feet : its
greatest rise of late years has been fifty - six feet . In 1634 , we are informed ,
Colonel Sandys attempted to make the Wye navigable by means of locks ; but
after ...
... 1768 , according to our local guide , it attained the height of seventy feet : its
greatest rise of late years has been fifty - six feet . In 1634 , we are informed ,
Colonel Sandys attempted to make the Wye navigable by means of locks ; but
after ...
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Lo ! world as well the bad as good actions of the most the just Judge , beholding
all things , rewardeth even potent that shall be in their highest pitch of worldly
man according to his demerits . Alas , is he not now power . ' Veré ut gloria mundi
...
Lo ! world as well the bad as good actions of the most the just Judge , beholding
all things , rewardeth even potent that shall be in their highest pitch of worldly
man according to his demerits . Alas , is he not now power . ' Veré ut gloria mundi
...
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I expect your sudden answer , and according thereunto shall rest your friend , —
Thomas MORGAN . " To this summons the governor answered : “ Sir , -I have the
same reason to keep this castle for my master the King , as you to demand it for ...
I expect your sudden answer , and according thereunto shall rest your friend , —
Thomas MORGAN . " To this summons the governor answered : “ Sir , -I have the
same reason to keep this castle for my master the King , as you to demand it for ...
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According to the fashion of his day , he is represented with whiskers , and a small
tuft of hair growing under the lower lip - or , in modern phraseology , an imperial .
“ Although it is what an artist would pronounce a dark picture , yet , on the ...
According to the fashion of his day , he is represented with whiskers , and a small
tuft of hair growing under the lower lip - or , in modern phraseology , an imperial .
“ Although it is what an artist would pronounce a dark picture , yet , on the ...
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In imitation of CHRIST and his twelve Apostles , the brotherhood was limited to
twelve , with an abbot at their head , according to the rule of the Founder :“ Et
sicut ille monasteria constructa , per duodecim monachos adjuncto patre
disponebat ...
In imitation of CHRIST and his twelve Apostles , the brotherhood was limited to
twelve , with an abbot at their head , according to the rule of the Founder :“ Et
sicut ille monasteria constructa , per duodecim monachos adjuncto patre
disponebat ...
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Abbey Abbot according already ancient apartments appears arch arms army authority beautiful Bishop brought building called Castle Charles Chepstow church command common continued court crown daughter death desire died Earl Edward England feet force garrison gate give given granted ground hall hand head Henry honour hundred John Keep King King's lady land late leave letter living Lord March Marquess means monastery monastic monks nature never noble Norman notice observed officers once original passed Pembroke person possession present Prince quoted Raglan received remains Richard river royal ruins says scene seems seen sent side stand stone taken things Thomas thought Tinterne told took tower town unto Wales walls whole window wood Worcester
Informació bibliogrąfica
| Tķtol | The Castles and Abbeys of England: From the National Records, Early Chronicles, and Other Standard Authors : Illustrated by Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings, Volum 2 The Castles and Abbeys of England: From the National Records, Early Chronicles, and Other Standard Authors : Illustrated by Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings, William Beattie |
| Autor | William Beattie |
| Editor | Virtue, Spalding, 1851 |
| Original de | Biblioteca Nacional de Baviera |
| Digitalitzat el | 11 Gen. 2012 |
| Nre. de pągines | 362 pągines |
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