摘要
Bagshot Park near the undistinguished town of Bagshot on the A30 was once the estate of Prince Arthur of Connaught, Queen Victoria’s third son and governor general of Canada from 1911 to 1916. Bagshot Park is now a military training college, and special permission is required to enter the grounds. But the estate does contain the memorial chapel of the Royal Army Chaplain’s Department with the names of Commonwealth chaplains inscribed on oak panels, including nine Canadians who lost their lives in the last war.
摘要译文
巴斯特公园（Baghot Park）位于着名的巴沙特镇（Baghot）附近，曾在1911年至1916年间成为康诺特王子亚瑟王子的遗产，维多利亚女王的第三任儿子和加拿大总督。巴沙特公园现在是一所军事训练学院，需要获得特别许可。进入场地。但该庄园确实包含皇家陆军牧师部门的纪念小教堂，上面刻有橡木板上的英联邦牧师的名字，其中包括在上次战争中丧生的九名加拿大人。
Jeffrey Simpson;Ged Martin. The South-East. The Canadian Guide to Britain[M].DE: Springer, 1985: 90-143