B25402

Language code

eng, lat

Shelfmark

Lrr.3.06

Title

The ceremony of the lilies and the roses.

Publication, distribution, etc.

[London? :, S.n.],, 2000.

Physical description

[12]p ;, 21cm.

Note

Housed in box with shelfmarks Lrr.3.06 (01), Lrr.3.06 (02) and Lrr.3.06 (04) - Lrr.3.06 (14).

Note

Place of publication assumed from location of ceremony.

Note

Date of publication from p. [3].

Note

Original printed white paper wrappers.

Note

Loose compliments slip of Howard J. Hetherington.

Note

Loose ms. letter (dated 1999-06-05) to the Provost (Sir Anthony Acland) from Godfrey Carter.

Note

Loose invitation for the 2000 ceremony addressed to Michael Meredith.

Provenance

Loose typed letter (dated 1972-05-17) to John Carter from King's College, Cambridge about that year's procession, with two loose sheets of information, with ms. notes, about the procession.

Subject

Henry, VI,, King of England.

Subject

Eton College.

Subject

Rites and ceremonies, Great Britain, London.

Subject

King's College (University of Cambridge).

Subject

Tower of London

Added entry--place

England, London.

001B25402

003LIBRARY CODE

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24514$aThe ceremony of the lilies and the roses.

260##$a[London? :$bS.n.],$c2000.

300##$a[12]p ;$c21cm.

500##$aHoused in box with shelfmarks Lrr.3.06 (01), Lrr.3.06 (02) and Lrr.3.06 (04) - Lrr.3.06 (14).

500##$aPlace of publication assumed from location of ceremony.

500##$aDate of publication from p. [3].

500##$aOriginal printed white paper wrappers.

500##$aLoose compliments slip of Howard J. Hetherington.

500##$aLoose ms. letter (dated 1999-06-05) to the Provost (Sir Anthony Acland) from Godfrey Carter.

500##$aLoose invitation for the 2000 ceremony addressed to Michael Meredith.

561##$aLoose typed letter (dated 1972-05-17) to John Carter from King's College, Cambridge about that year's procession, with two loose sheets of information, with ms. notes, about the procession.

60004$aHenry$bVI,$cKing of England.

650#0$aEton College.

650#0$aRites and ceremonies$zGreat Britain$zLondon.

650#0$aKing's College (University of Cambridge).

651#0$aTower of London

752##$aEngland$dLondon.