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Carriage print. The Scene in Temple Gardens. London. Text; "The scene in the Temple Gardens, London, which led to the Wars of the Roses. Richard of York chose a white rose, the Earl of Somerset a red rose, as emblems of their rivalry" By Edward Mortelmans. c.1955. British Railways (London Midland Region) History Series.
Title
The Scene in the Temple Gardens, London, Which Led to the Wars of the Roses
Date
1955
Medium
paper
Accession number
1998-11722
Work type
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