An edition of Secret chambers and hiding-places (1901)

Secret chambers and hiding-places

historic, romantic & legendary stories & traditions about hiding-holes, secret chambers, etc.

3d and rev. ed. London, Methuen.
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An edition of Secret chambers and hiding-places (1901)

Secret chambers and hiding-places

historic, romantic & legendary stories & traditions about hiding-holes, secret chambers, etc.

3d and rev. ed. London, Methuen.
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Publish Date
Publisher
Singing Tree Press
Language
English
Pages
317

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Cover of: Secret chambers and hiding-places
Cover of: Secret chambers and hiding-places
Secret chambers and hiding-places: the historic
1901, S. H. Bousfield & co., ld.
in English - 2d ed.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
"Facsimile reprint of the 1901 edition."

Published in
Detroit

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
941
Library of Congress
DA380 .F28 1901a

The Physical Object

Pagination
317 p.
Number of pages
317

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4467853M
LCCN
79155739

First Sentence

"During the deadly feuds which existed in the Middle Ages, when no man was secure from spies and traitors even within the walls of his own house, it is no matter of wonder that castles and mansions of the powerful and were usually provided with some precaution in the event of a sudden surprise - viz. a secret means of concealment or escape that could be used at a moment's notice; but the majority of secret chambers and hiding-places in our ancient buildings owe their origin to religious persecution, particularly during the reign of Elizabeth, when the most stringent laws and oppressive burdens were inflicted upon all persons who professed the tenets of the Church of Rome."

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