St James's Palace
Thurley, Simon / Bird, Rufus / Turner, Michael
St James's Palace is the least well-known of the royal residences, despite having been the principal seat of the British monarchy between 1698 and 1837. In this book, the first modern history of the palace, the authors shed precious light on a remarkable building. The publication takes a chronological approach, exploring the palace's role as the home to the heir to the throne before 1714, its impact on the development of London and the West En...