The National Review, Volume 91W.H. Allen, 1928 - English literature |
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FOUR HUNDRED YEARS OF TENNIS THE tennis court at Hampton Court Palace is approaching its four - hundredth anniversary , and it is to be hoped that some suitable celebration of the event will be held , for the court is one of the most ...
FOUR HUNDRED YEARS OF TENNIS THE tennis court at Hampton Court Palace is approaching its four - hundredth anniversary , and it is to be hoped that some suitable celebration of the event will be held , for the court is one of the most ...
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Court ( Appendix F , vol . i ) . Here we find work being done in connection with the new " lodgings near the Tennis play " in April 1529 , and an account for paving tiles as much later as November 1532. Undoubtedly , however , play took ...
Court ( Appendix F , vol . i ) . Here we find work being done in connection with the new " lodgings near the Tennis play " in April 1529 , and an account for paving tiles as much later as November 1532. Undoubtedly , however , play took ...
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are still known as the lodgings of the Master of the Tennis Court . In the ' thirties of last century the court was nominally under the charge of the Woods and Forests , as the Office of Works was then called ; but it was apt to be ...
are still known as the lodgings of the Master of the Tennis Court . In the ' thirties of last century the court was nominally under the charge of the Woods and Forests , as the Office of Works was then called ; but it was apt to be ...
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