Social Life in England Through the CenturiesHall, H. R. Wilton
History
Social Life in England Through the Centuries
Hall, H. R. Wilton
England -- Social life and customs
_Ploughing. From an eleventh-century manuscript in
the British Museum_ 45
_Wooden Church at Greenstead, Essex_ 47
_Consecration of a Saxon Church_ 49
_Saxon Doorway, Earl's Barton, Northampton_ 51
_Domesday Book_ 55
_Norman Capital, Buckland Church, Berks_ 56
_Norman Capital, Hanney Church, Berks_ 57
_Norman Capital, St. Bartholomew's Priory Church,
London_ 57
_Rochester Castle: The Keep_ 59
_The White Tower, Tower of London_ 60
_Norman Castle_ 63
_Ruins of Furness Abbey_ 65
_Foundation of a Minster_ 67
_Bath Abbey_ 68
_The Jew's House, Lincoln_ 71
_Diagram of the Shape of a House of a Villein_ 72
_Old House, Cleveland, Yorkshire_ 74
_Shop of the Middle Ages now standing in Foregate
Street, Chester_ 77
_A Cradle of the Fourteenth Century now in a
London Museum_ 78
_The Shambles, York; a street that preserves its
narrow, mediæval character_ 81
_Hospital of St. Cross, Winchester_ 84
_Seal of Guild Merchant, Gloucester, 1200_ 85
_Court-house of Godmanchester, Hunts_ 88
_Manor House, Thirteenth Century_ 91
_Saxon, Norman, and Later Architectural Features_ 93
_Effigy with Crossed Legs in the Temple Church,
London_ 96
_Spire of Norwich Cathedral Fourteenth Century_ 98
_A Scriptorium, from a miniature painted in an old
manuscript_ 101
_Writing before the Norman Conquest_ 103
_Morris Dancers, Fourteenth Century_ 107
_Market Cross and Portion of Shelter, Winchester_ 109
_Market Scene in the Middle Ages_ 111
_A School, Fourteenth Century_ 115
_Part of Winchester College, built in 1692_ 117
_Gloucester Hall, now Worcester College, Oxford,
founded 1283_ 119
_Gownsman of Fifteenth Century. From an old print
of Chaucer's Clerk of Oxenford_ 121
_Labourers felling a Tree, Fourteenth Century_ 124
_Spinning Wheel, Fourteenth Century_ 126
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