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Historical sketches of old Charing. The hospital and chapel of Saint Mary Roncevall. Eleanor of Castile, Queen of England, and the monuments erected in her memory.
作者：Galloway, James, Sir, 1862-1922
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共 55 题- HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF OLD CHARING
- Eleanor of Castile, Queen of England
- AND THE
- Monuments Erected in Her Memory
- BY
- JAMES GALLOWAY,
- A.M., M.D.
- PREFACE.
- THE HOSPITAL AND CHAPEL OF
- SAINT MARY RONCEVALL
- AT CHARING CROSS.
- RONCESVALLES.
- THE CONVENT OF ST. MARY RONCESVALLES IN NAVARRE.
- THE CONVENT OF SAINT MARY RONCEVALL AT CHARING.
- SAINT MARY RONCEVALL TO THE YEAR 1348.
- THE BLACK DEATH (1348-49).
- SAINT MARY RONCEVALL PASSES INTO THE HANDS OF ENGLISH CLERGY (1414).
- THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FRATERNITY OF ST. MARY RONCEVALL (1475).
- DISSOLUTION OF THE FRATERNITY BY HENRY VIII (1544).
- THE LATER HISTORY OF THE ESTATE OF RONCEVALL.
- THE ILLUSTRATIONS.
- CALENDAR OF THE HOSPITAL OF ST. MARY RONCEVALL, CHARING CROSS.
- THE BLACK DEATH.
- Exemplification at the request of John Newerk, of:—
- Pat. Roll, 5 Henry V, m. 10. (By Privy seal.)
- AUGMENTATION OFFICE. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. NO. 259.
- ELEANOR OF CASTILE
- ELEANOR OF CASTILE,
- THE COMING OF ELEANOR TO ENGLAND.
- THE EARLY INFLUENCES AFFECTING ELEANOR’S CHARACTER.
- ELEANOR JOURNEYS TO THE HOLY LAND WITH EDWARD.
- THE RETURN TO ENGLAND.
- THE LAST YEAR OF THE QUEEN’S LIFE.
- THE JOURNEY TO HARBY AND THE QUEEN’S FATAL ILLNESS.
- KING EDWARD’S PLAN FOR THE COMMEMORATION OF QUEEN ELEANOR.
- THE BUILDERS OF THE QUEEN’S MONUMENTS.
- THE ELEANOR MEMORIALS AND THEIR FATE.
- LINCOLN.
- GRANTHAM.
- A note in Camden is as follows:—
- STAMFORD.
- In Camden’s “Britannia” there is the note:—
- GEDDINGTON.
- NORTHAMPTON.
- STONY STRATFORD.
- Dr. Lipscomb, writing in 1847, says:—
- WOBURN.
- DUNSTABLE.
- ST. ALBANS.
- WALTHAM.
- CHEPE.
- CHARING.
- BLACKFRIARS, LONDON.
- WESTMINSTER.
- BIBLIOGRAPHY.