The History of Coaches
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It is worthy of notice that the king's coach is the only coach spoken of, and that the King, Queen, the Elector Palatine, their brother-in-law, the Duchess of Richmond, and three of the royal children, seven persons in all, rode therein. Plate 14 shews a coach of this period.
In France, King Henry IV. Was assassinated in his coach by Ravaillac on May 16th, 1710. The account 40 COACH OF HENRI QUATRE.
States that the coach was surrounded by blinds or cur- tains, but the king had drawn them back t...hat the people might see him ; with him in the coach were seven noblemen, that is, two persons on each seat, and two in each boot. A drawing- of this coach has been preserved [Plate 15], by which we see the roofs and supports (somewhat resembling the outline of a Roman or Asiatic vehicle) and the curtain hanging over the doorway in front of the boot.
A coach belonging to a Duke of Saxe-Coburg is still to be seen at the castle at Coburg ; in this the body is 7 ft. 6 in. Long in the middle, the wheels are 4 ft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is worthy of notice that the king's coach is the only coach spoken of, and that the King, Queen, the Elector Palatine, their brother-in-law, the Duchess of Richmond, and three of the royal children, seven persons in all, rode therein. Plate 14 shews a coach of this period.
In France, King Henry IV. Was assassinated in his coach by Ravaillac on May 16th, 1710. The account 40 COACH OF HENRI QUATRE.
States that the coach was surrounded by blinds or cur- tains, but the king had drawn them back t...hat the people might see him ; with him in the coach were seven noblemen, that is, two persons on each seat, and two in each boot. A drawing- of this coach has been preserved [Plate 15], by which we see the roofs and supports (somewhat resembling the outline of a Roman or Asiatic vehicle) and the curtain hanging over the doorway in front of the boot.
A coach belonging to a Duke of Saxe-Coburg is still to be seen at the castle at Coburg ; in this the body is 7 ft. 6 in. Long in the middle, the wheels are 4 ft.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Athelstane Thrupp to read onlineMoreLess
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