Stories Sketches And Speeches of General Grant At Home And Abroad in Peace An
Stories Sketches And Speeches of General Grant At Home And Abroad in Peace An
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Family an invitation to visit Windsor Castle.
The invitation read as follows: " ' The Lord Steward of Her Majesty's household is com- manded by the Queen to invite Mr. And Mrs. Grant to dinner at Windsor Castle, on Wednesday, the 27th inst. , and to remain until the following day, the 28th of June, 1877. " Invitations were also extended to Mr. Pierrepont and his wife, J. R. Grant and General Badeau. On the 26th of June tfie party left for Windsor by the afternoon train.
At half-past eight, the ...Queen, surrounded by her court received General Grant in the magnificent corridor leading- to her private apartments in the Quadrangle. The Quad- rangle is formed by the state apartments on the north, the- historical Round Tower on the west, and the private apart- ments of the Queen and the royal household on the south and east.
This corridor is 520 feet long, and extends round the- south and east sides of the Quadrangle. The ceiling, which is lofty, is divided into large squares, the centers of which bear a number of ornamental devices, typical of ancient, modern and ecclesiastical history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Family an invitation to visit Windsor Castle.
The invitation read as follows: " ' The Lord Steward of Her Majesty's household is com- manded by the Queen to invite Mr. And Mrs. Grant to dinner at Windsor Castle, on Wednesday, the 27th inst. , and to remain until the following day, the 28th of June, 1877. " Invitations were also extended to Mr. Pierrepont and his wife, J. R. Grant and General Badeau. On the 26th of June tfie party left for Windsor by the afternoon train.
At half-past eight, the ...Queen, surrounded by her court received General Grant in the magnificent corridor leading- to her private apartments in the Quadrangle. The Quad- rangle is formed by the state apartments on the north, the- historical Round Tower on the west, and the private apart- ments of the Queen and the royal household on the south and east.
This corridor is 520 feet long, and extends round the- south and east sides of the Quadrangle. The ceiling, which is lofty, is divided into large squares, the centers of which bear a number of ornamental devices, typical of ancient, modern and ecclesiastical history.
What to read after Stories Sketches And Speeches of General Grant At Home And Abroad in Peace An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B James Baird Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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