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The Nine Days' Queen, Lady Jane Grey, and Her Times

Note 48 — Chapter IV · THE KING’S HOUSEHOLD

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The household inventories of the Queen’s rooms contain mention of innumerable pillows and cushions richly covered with silk and satin, and also of costly counterpanes. This Oriental custom of using soft pillows may have been introduced into England by Katherine of Aragon. In England as in Spain the Sovereign only was allowed a chair.

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