Strife of
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共 120 题- THE STRIFE OF THE ROSES AND DAYS OF THE TUDORS IN THE WEST.
- W. H. HAMILTON ROGERS, F.S.A.,
- PREFACE
- W. H. H. R.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE
- POEMS.
- PAGE
- THE MESSAGE OF THE CROSS 24
- TAMAR'S FLOW 36
- THE MEADOW RANUNCULUS 38
- AUTUMNAL HOURS 84
- A MOTHER'S SONG 86
- SALISBURY SPIRE 117
- DISTANT CHIMES 135
- BOSWORTH FIELD 136
- THE FIVE WOUNDS 167
- THE WELTERING SHORE 189
- PALEOLOGUS 196
- ILLUSTRATIONS.
- A GLADE IN OLD SHUTE PARK _William Newbery_ Frontispiece
- THE CHENEY MONUMENT, EDINGTON -- -- 8
- BENCH-ENDS, BEER-FERRERS -- -- 33
- OLD SHUTE GATEWAY _Photograph_ -- 66
- BENCH-END, LIMINGTON -- -- 80
- BENCH-ENDS, BARWICK -- -- 81
- DORSET CHAPEL, OTTERY ST. MARY _Photograph_ -- 84
- EFFIGY OF SIR JOHN DINHAM, KINGS-CARSWELL -- -- 140
- BENCH-ENDS, LANDULPH -- -- 183
- PART OF THE LOWER SEATS, LANDULPH -- -- 199
- PORTRAIT 206
- In his notice of Westbury church, Aubrey remarks:--
- THE MESSAGE OF THE CROSS.
- DONA PACIENCIA DIEN ME
- HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE
- TAMAR'S FLOW.
- EXTINCT, FOR THE WHITE ROSE.
- THE MEADOW RANUNCULUS.
- Weever says,--
- Of this Earl, Hollingshed relates that he was
- Leland, making note of this large family, remarks,--
- Richard promptly attainted the fugitives, and, says Rapin,--
- In the meantime the Queen-Mother, to oblige Richard, continued
- IN CLARISS: DOM: FRANCISCAE SVFFOLCIAE QVONDAM DVCISSAE EPICEDION.
- Of this lady says Dean Stanley,--
- And Risdon, his contemporary, adds in almost similar words,--
- Speaking of Wiscombe, Risdon says,--
- AUTUMNAL HOURS.
- A MOTHER'S SONG.
- UNDER THE HOOF OF THE WHITE BOAR.
- Concerning this, Hall observes,--
- Commenting on this discovery, Sir R. C. Hoare remarks,--
- His death occurred, says Hutchins,--
- SALISBURY SPIRE.
- UNHORSED AT BOSWORTH.
- Hasted (_History of Kent_) has the following notice of this Knight,--
- In Minster church, says Weever,--
- He then gives the following inscription,--
- Around the cornice of the tomb is this inscription,--
- DISTANT CHIMES.
- BOSWORTH FIELD.
- When Aubrey visited the Chapel in 1669, he notes,--
- Weever,[34] thus speaks of the Archbishop.--
- Whereon the old 'epitaphist' is induced to further moralize,--
- Then he further continues,--
- THE FIVE WOUNDS.
- Respecting this we further learn from Hutchins,--
- And further in King Edward's journal,--
- In Sir John Hayward's _Life and Reign of K. Edward VI._, we read,--
- On the 16 October, 1551, says Grafton,--
- And the King records,--
- Sir John Hayward thus describes it,--
- On the _same_ day, Machyn notes,--
- On the 2nd December following, narrates Grafton,--
- The King says in his diary,--
- Of this resolute and brave man, says Hayward,--
- Machyn thus describes the assiduous process of his condemnation,--
- And Hayward soliloquizes over the unhappy event,--
- Then came the final order on the 23rd to the King's Solicitor--
- SICUT PULLUS HIRUNDINIS SIC CLAMABO.
- D. O. M.
- And on the adjoining stone:--
- D. O. M.
- OF THE IMPERIAL LINE.
- PALEOLOGUS.
- RESURGAM
- INDEX.
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- E.
- F.
- G.
- H.
- K.
- L.
- M.
- N.
- O.
- P.
- Q.
- R.
- S.
- T.
- U.
- V.
- W.
- Z.
- NOTE TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
- R. G.
- CORRIGENDA.
- MEMORIALS OF THE WEST,
- HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE,
- COLLECTED ON THE BORDERLAND OF
- SOMERSET, DORSET, AND DEVON.
- EXETER:
- JAMES G. COMMIN, 230 HIGH STREET.
- LONDON: W. W. GIBBINGS, 18 BURY STREET.
- M.DCCC.LXXXVIII.