Sir Christopher Wren His Family And His Times
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for the state of the times ! not yet erected. ' The failure of his design was a great annoyance to Wren, who was most anxious to have paid this tribute to the King's memory.
Why the plan was never executed it is hard to say. Charles II. Kept the designs for some time and then returned them, begging Wren to keep them carefully ; but the moment for their use never arrived.
Though he was not allowed to honour King Charles, curiously enough, it fell to Wren's lot to provide a tomb for two other mur...dered Princes of England.
Some repairs were being made in the Tower of London under the orders of Wren, who was at that time repairing what is known as the White Tower, THE REMAINS OF THE PRINCES. 211 one of the oldest parts of the fortress. As the work- men were removing some stairs which led from the Royal lodgings to S. John's Chapel, they came upon a wooden chest, which proved to contain the remains of two children, exactly corresponding in age and state of decay with the date of the murder of Edward V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for the state of the times ! not yet erected. ' The failure of his design was a great annoyance to Wren, who was most anxious to have paid this tribute to the King's memory.
Why the plan was never executed it is hard to say. Charles II. Kept the designs for some time and then returned them, begging Wren to keep them carefully ; but the moment for their use never arrived.
Though he was not allowed to honour King Charles, curiously enough, it fell to Wren's lot to provide a tomb for two other mur...dered Princes of England.
Some repairs were being made in the Tower of London under the orders of Wren, who was at that time repairing what is known as the White Tower, THE REMAINS OF THE PRINCES. 211 one of the oldest parts of the fortress. As the work- men were removing some stairs which led from the Royal lodgings to S. John's Chapel, they came upon a wooden chest, which proved to contain the remains of two children, exactly corresponding in age and state of decay with the date of the murder of Edward V.
What to read after Sir Christopher Wren His Family And His Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Phillimore to read onlineMoreLess
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