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Exemplars of Tudor architecture, adapted to modern habitations : with illustrative details, selected from ancient edifices, and observations on the furniture of the Tudor period (1830)

Hunt, T. F. (Thomas F.) · London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green · leaf 272

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Prayer-book of equal dimensions, secured to it by chains, and the day was begun by the senior yeoman on duty reading- prayers and the lessons ordained for the church service. The latter contained the beds on which the yeomen on guard slept. A huge cribbage-board was, perhaps, a still more… … * The “ standing offices" were, 1. the master of the ordnance ; 2. the master of the wardrobe; 3. the master of the armory ; 4. the master of the revels ; 5. the master of the tents. f Pegge’s Curialia.

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