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PLANTAGENET—Continued |
215 |
| VI. |
TUDOR |
263 |
| VII. |
TUDOR—Continued |
320 |
| VIII. |
CHARLES THE SECOND |
371 |
| IX. |
GEORGE THE SECOND |
429 |
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INDEX |
501 |
ILLUSTRATIONS
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PAGE |
| Stowe's Monument, in North Aisle of St. Andrew Undershaft |
2 |
| Roman Marble Sarcophagus. Guildhall |
4 |
| Statues of Mercury, Apollo, and Jupiter or Neptune: found in the Thames, 1837 |
6 |
| Bronze Articles for Domestic Use |
8 |
| Bronze Fibulæ and other Ornaments: found in London |
11 |
| Roman Pavement: Leadenhall Street |
14 |
| Bronze Bust of the Emperor Hadrian: found in the Thames. British Museum |
17 |
| A Bit of Roman Wall. From a Photograph by W. H. Grove, 174 Brompton Road |
20 |
| Lamps and Lamp-stand |
23 |
| Sepulchral Cists, etc.: found in Warwick Square, Newgate Street, 1881. British Museum |
32 |
| Roman Keys. Guildhall |
34 |
| Toilet Articles—Hair-pins; Hair-pin (Sarina, Wife of Hadrian); Bone Comb and Case (Cloakham); Bone Comb (Lower Thames Street) |
36 |
| Statuettes: found in Thames Street, 1889. Guildhall |
39 |
| Roman Amphoræ |
41 |
| London Stone, Cannon Street, as it appeared in 1800 |
45 |
| Battle between Two Armed Knights |
49 |
| River Tilting in the Twelfth Century |
52 |
| Crypt: Remains of the Collegiate Church of St. Martin-le-Grand, N.E. |
54 |
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