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One or two bits in this text read slightly awkwardly to this (British) reader:
"noted 17th-century British architect Inigo Jones" - why on earth does "British" need to be specified there?
"Lord Stanhope was apparently impressed by the young Charles, Prince of Wales" - "Prince Charles" would read much more smoothly, never mind what his official style might be.
"Chevening's being placed at the disposal of Britain's Royal Family" - why not simply "the Royal Family", with the appropriate wikilink?
"Prime Minister Thatcher" - now that really does look American!
"While Margaret Beckett stayed in her Government flat at Admiralty House." - this is not a proper sentence in either British or American English!
For some reason Wikipedia will let me edit this Talk page but not the main article, or I'd have made a couple of these changes already. 86.136.255.3302:34, 28 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]