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The houses built by Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, are a reflection of his career under Henry VIII, says Maurice Howard, and the King's manipulation of those who served him. Published April 10 2008
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Maurice Hilton discovers a message of European cultural unity in a splendid Baroque doorway in Prague.
Published October 1 1991
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Transition in art and kingship, between medieval and Renaissance Europe, characterises the first Tudor's memorial. Published February 1 1986
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