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A Student's History of England, v. 1: B.C. 55-A.D. 1509: From the Earliest Times to the Death of King Edward VIIGardiner, Samuel Rawson

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A Student's History of England, v. 1: B.C. 55-A.D. 1509: From the Earliest Times to the Death of King Edward VII

Name: A Student's History of England, v. 1: B.C. 55-A.D. 1509: From the Earliest Times to the Death of King Edward VII
Author: Gardiner, Samuel Rawson

Gardiner, Samuel Rawson

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101. A king and labourers in the reign of Henry III.        207
       (_From_ Cott. MS. Nero D. i. f. 21 _b_)

  102. Great Seal of Edward I. (slightly reduced)             209
       (_From an original impression_)

  103. Group of armed knights and a king in ordinary
       dress; date, _temp._ Edward I.                         211
       (_From_ Arundel MS. 83, f. 132)

  104. Nave of Lichfield cathedral church, looking east;
       built about 1280                                       213
       (_From a photograph by Valentine & Sons, Dundee_)

  105. Effigy of Eleanor of Castile, queen of Edward I.,
       in Westminster abbey                                   215
       (_From Stothard's_ 'Monumental Effigies')

  106. Cross erected near Northampton by Edward I. in
       memory of queen Eleanor                                217
       (_From a photograph_)

  107. Sir John d'Abernoun, died 1277, from his brass at
       Stoke Dabernon; showing armour worn from about 1250
       to 1300                                                219
       (_From Waller's_ 'Monumental Brasses')

  108. Edward II. from his monument in Gloucester cathedral   225
       (_From Stothard's_ 'Monumental Effigies')

  109. Lincoln cathedral, the central tower; built about
       1310                                                   227
       (_From Britton's_ 'Architectural Antiquities')

  110. Sir John de Creke, from his brass at Westley
       Waterless, Cambridgeshire; showing armour worn
       between 1300 and 1335 or 1340; date, about 1325        229
       (_From Waller's_ 'Monumental Brasses')

  111. Howden church, Yorkshire, the west front               230
       (_From Rickman's_ 'Gothic Architecture,' 7th
       edition, by J. H. Parker)

  112. Effigies of Edward III. and queen Philippa, from
       their tombs in Westminster abbey                       233
       (_From Blore's_ 'Monumental Remains')

  113. A knight--Sir Geoffrey Luttrell, who died
       1345--receiving his helm and pennon from his wife;
       another lady holds his shield                          236
       (_From the Luttrell Psalter_, 'Vetusta Monumenta')

  114. William of Hatfield, second son of Edward III.,
       from his tomb in York Minster                          237
       (_From Stothard's_ 'Monumental Effigies')

  115. York Minster, the nave, looking west                   238
       (_From a photograph by Valentine & Sons, Dundee_)

  116. Royal Arms of Edward III., from his tomb               239
       (_From a photograph_)

  117. Shooting at the butts with the long bow                241

  118. Contemporary view of a fourteenth-century walled
       town                                                   243
       (_From the Luttrell Psalter_, 'Vetusta Monumenta')

  119. Gloucester cathedral church, the choir, looking east   244
       (_From a photograph by Valentine & Sons, Dundee_)

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