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| “Charles Kingsley and Bramshill House,” The Police
College Magazine Vol. 8, No. 3 (Autumn 1964): 202-207.
Discusses the circumstances of how Kingsley was instituted into the living at Eversley, “circumstances which, for comedy in clerical life, surpass any situation depicted by Trollope or George Eliot” (202). Also discusses the relationship of Kingsley, Rector of Eversley, with the lords of the manor of Bramshill, Sir John Cope and Sir William Cope respectively. Eversley; Bramshill House. |