Wren, Christopher (second son) 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 119, 125 Constance (daughter-in-law), 25 Cuthbert (great-grandfather), 1 Faith (mother), 2, 18 Francis (grandfather), 1 Gilbert (eldest son, died in infancy), 21 Jane (daughter), 13, 21, 22 Margaret (great-granddaughter), 26 Matthew, Bishop of Ely (uncle), 2, 18 Matthew (cousin), 18 Stephen (grandson), 26 William (great-great-grandfather), 1 William (third son), 22, 24, 25, 27 Wren chronology, an attempt at a, 160 Wren’s House, Chichester, 106 PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY BILLING AND SONS, LTD., GUILDFORD AND ESHER FOOTNOTES: [A] _English Leadwork: Its Art and History_, chapter vi. [B] “The Complete Building Accounts of the City Churches (Parochial) designed by Sir Christopher Wren,” _Archæologia_, vol. lxvi. [C] _A History of Renaissance Architecture in England._ [D] I dealt with this subject in detail some years ago in the _Architectural Review_. [E] In _Form in Civilization_ (Oxford University Press), 1922, a volume to be read by everyone, for it contains the ripe judgment on many matters of a very stimulating critic of the part played by architecture in thought and life. [F] In Wren’s petty cash accounts is the entry: “For a booke on Vitruvius for the use of ye office--£3.” _The “Country Life” Library_ ENGLISH HOMES BY H. AVRAY TIPPING, M.A., F.S.A. _A Monumental Work on the Country Homes of England, divided into the following distinctive Chronological and Dynastic Periods_: I. NORMAN AND PLANTAGENET 1066-1485 (_Now Ready_) II. EARLY TUDOR 1485-1558 (_Ready Autumn_, 1923) III. LATE TUDOR AND EARLY STUART 1558-1649 (_Now Ready_) IV. LATE STUART 1649-1714 (_Now Ready_) V. EARLY GEORGIAN 1714-1760 (_Now Ready_) VI. LATE GEORGIAN 1760-1820 (_In Preparation_) It is the aim of this great work to be for English Domestic Architecture and Life what the “Dictionary of National Biography” and the “New English Dictionary” are for our other heritages of History and Language. That it may worthily take the place which is its undoubted due beside these works in every Reference Library, private or public, no effort has been spared in dealing with the splendid subject. In the six volumes here announced is systematically and sympathetically set forth in all its fascinating fullness that building up of homes and home life which has been so closely influenced by, and has in its turn so strongly impressed, the minds and ideas of the generations who have made our England. EACH VOLUME CONTAINS FROM 400 TO 500 SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS AND PLANS _Price Three Guineas net each_ PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICES OF “COUNTRY LIFE” THE ARCHITECTURE OF ROBERT AND JAMES ADAM (1758-1794) By ARTHUR T. BOLTON, F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A.