Stained Glass Tours in England
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Further, we know that his father returned and defeated Warwick at the battle of Barnet, April 12, 1 47 1, which defeat cost the great Earl his life. It is fair to conjecture that the Warwick arms N 194 STAINED GLASS TOURS IN ENGLAND would not have been put upon these windows after his death, nor those of the Prince of Wales before young Edward was born, so there remains to us only the period between his birth and Warwick's death (viz. , November 4, 1470 to April 12, 1471) as the probable time o...f the hall's erection. The embrasures were glazed in uniform manner (except the one over the fireplace already described) and they repay close examination. Within coloured borders are quarry lights across which are drawn bands slanting downward from left to right which bear the word "Drede" often repeated. Up and down the lancets are placed gaily tinted shields of arms. These slanting bands, marked with motto or single words, were not uncommon at that time ; interesting examples are to be seen at Ockwell's Manor (Berks), Gatton Chapel (Surrey), and Benedict's Chapel (Peterborough), &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Further, we know that his father returned and defeated Warwick at the battle of Barnet, April 12, 1 47 1, which defeat cost the great Earl his life. It is fair to conjecture that the Warwick arms N 194 STAINED GLASS TOURS IN ENGLAND would not have been put upon these windows after his death, nor those of the Prince of Wales before young Edward was born, so there remains to us only the period between his birth and Warwick's death (viz. , November 4, 1470 to April 12, 1471) as the probable time o...f the hall's erection. The embrasures were glazed in uniform manner (except the one over the fireplace already described) and they repay close examination. Within coloured borders are quarry lights across which are drawn bands slanting downward from left to right which bear the word "Drede" often repeated. Up and down the lancets are placed gaily tinted shields of arms. These slanting bands, marked with motto or single words, were not uncommon at that time ; interesting examples are to be seen at Ockwell's Manor (Berks), Gatton Chapel (Surrey), and Benedict's Chapel (Peterborough), &c.
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