Fountains Abbey: The story of a mediæval monastery — John Shaqi
Fountains Abbey: The story of a mediæval monasteryHodges, George
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Fountains Abbey: The story of a mediæval monastery
Hodges, George
Fountains Abbey (North Yorkshire, England)
Choir 62
Chancel 63
North transept: Tower 65
South transept: Sacristy 66
Chapel of the Nine Altars 68
At service in the Abbey 69
The West walk: Novices 73
The dormitory 74
The North walk: living-room 77
The cloister brothers, _Monachi_ 80
The chapter-house: morals 84
The day’s work 90
The parlour 94
The warming-house: recreation 95
The refectory 96
The bill of fare 100
Under the dormitory 105
The Abbot’s lodgings 106
Scriptorium and Muniment room 109
Coal-yard and rubbish-heap 110
Misericord 111
The Infirmary 113
The end of the day 115
CHAPTER IV
THE SUPPRESSION
Abbey lands and dignities 117
Abbot John Darnton, 1479-1494 117
Abbot Marmaduke Huby, 1494-1526 119
_Builds the tower_ 119
The Monasteries and the Reformation 120
Abbot John Thirsk, 1526-1536 123
Abbot Marmaduke Bradley, 1536-1539 125
The coming of the King’s commissioners 125
_The spoiling of the Abbey_, 1539 126
The subsequent owners 129
ILLUSTRATIONS
Fountains Abbey, from a water-colour
drawing by J. M. W. Turner, in the
possession of J. E. Taylor, Esq.
(photogravure) _Frontispiece_
The East End of the Abbey (photogravure) _To face page_ 24
The Interior, looking west (photogravure) “ 40
Historical Ground Plan (coloured) _The End_
The Cellarium (photogravure) “ 52
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