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The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West

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The Project Gutenberg eBook, The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West, by William Henry Hamilton Rogers, Illustrated by Roscoe Gibbs

Title: The Strife of the Roses and Days of the Tudors in the West

Author: William Henry Hamilton Rogers

Release Date: June 3, 2010 [eBook #32675]

Language: English

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THE

STRIFE OF THE ROSES

AND

DAYS OF THE TUDORS

IN THE WEST.

THE STRIFE OF THE ROSES

AND

DAYS OF THE TUDORS

IN THE WEST.

BY

W. H. HAMILTON ROGERS, F.S.A.,

AUTHOR OF "MEMORIALS OF THE WEST," &C.

ILLUSTRATED BY ROSCOE GIBBS.


WHAT FAME IS LEFT FOR HUMAN DEEDS
IN ENDLESS AGE?"


EXETER:
JAMES G. COMMIN, 230 HIGH STREET.
LONDON: W. W. GIBBINGS, 18 BURY STREET.

M.DCCC.XC.

TORQUAY:
PRINTED BY SHINNER & DODD.


M.DCCC.XC.

PREFACE

The subjects described in the following pages, have been chosen from among the almost unlimited number that present themselves to notice, during the stirring periods in which they are included, as they appeared to lend interest and variety of incident, illustrative of the days wherein they occurred. The concluding paper—not originally written for this series—extends into the era of the early Stuart, and has claimed admission from the comparatively unique features of its history.

W. H. H. R.

"The Middle Ages had their wars and agonies, but also intense delights. Their gold was dashed with blood; but ours is sprinkled with dust. Their life was inwove with white and purple, ours is one seamless stuff of brown."

John Ruskin.

CONTENTS.

  PAGE
1. "OUR STEWARD OF HOUSEHOLD."
Robert, Lord Willoughby de Broke, K.G.
1
2. EXTINCT FOR THE WHITE ROSE.
William, Lord Bonville, K.G.
37
3. UNDER THE HOOF OF THE WHITE BOAR.
Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, K.G.
87
4. UNHORSED AT BOSWORTH.
John, Lord Cheney, K.G.
118
5. "WITH THE SILVER HAND."
Stafford of Suthwyke, Archbishop, and Earl
137
6. "THEY DID CAST HIM."
Sir Thomas Arundell, K.B.
155
7. OF THE IMPERIAL LINE.
Theodoro Paleologus
183

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 Transept of the Martyrdom" 154
The Five Wounds 167
"Sicut pullus hirundinis sic clamabo" 182
The Weltering Shore 189
Paleologus 196
"Ex hoc momento pendet æternitas" 206

ILLUSTRATIONS.

A Glade in Old Shute Park William Newbery Frontispiece
Effigy of Lord Willoughby de Broke, Callington Roscoe Gibbs To face p. 1
The Cheney Monument, Edington      —       — —         8
Effigies of Sir Fulke and Lady Greville, Alcester      —       — —       29
Tomb of the Second Lord Willoughby de Broke, Beer-Ferrers      —       — —       32
Bench-ends, Beer-Ferrers      —       — —       33
Presumed Effigy of Cicely Bonville, Astley      —       — —       37
Effigy of the Earl of Shrewsbury, Whitchurch      —       — —       47
Effigies of Lord and Lady Harington, Porlock      —       — —       48
Old Shute Gateway Photograph —       66
Effigy

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