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"Prepared for the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Department of Public Works, Government of Guam, March 16, 1986."
The elegant and imposing Governor's Palace, official residence of seven royal governors and the first two governors of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson, is the subject of this lavishly illustrated book. Barbara Carson explains how Virginia's eighteenth-century chief executives lived in the palace and used its public spaces to reinforce the image and authority of the British crown. She also discusses the inventory of Lord Botetourt, penultimate royal governor, an invaluable resource document that has answered many questions about the building and its contents.
A continuation of publishing the discoveries made at Nimrud by the British School of Archaeology in Iraq.
In this book, dedicated in memory of her husband, Nusbaum has delineated the history of Santa Fe's "Old Palace." Much has been written elsewhere about that historic structure, but only in this volume can the insight and experiences of Jesse Nusbaum be found.
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