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
_Wayfarers, Early Fourteenth Century_ 130
_The Moat House, Ightham, Kent_ 131
_Part of the House called Plas Mawr, Conway,
Wales_ 134
_Old Timbered House, at Presleigh, Radnorshire,
dated 1616_ 138
_Moreton Old Hall, Cheshire, built 1550-59_ 140
_Diagram of a Large House_ 142
_Hall and Staircase, Knole House, Kent, 1570_ 143
_A Room in an Elizabethan House_ 144
_Blickling Hall, Norfolk, built 1619_ 145
_Monument in Chelsea Church, London; date about
1630_ 148
_House at Rainham, Essex, built during the reign
of Queen Anne_ 150
_Doorway from a House in Gt. Ormond Street,
London_ 152
_Pews in a Church at Stokesay, Shropshire, rebuilt
1654_ 155
_King Edward VI's School and Alms Houses,
Stratford-on-Avon_ 159
_Charity School, Gravel Lane, London_ 162
_Bluecoat Boy_ 164
_Schoolmaster and Pupils, early Seventeenth
Century_ 166
_Richmond County School. A modern council school_ 167
_Apprentice, Sixteenth Century_ 169
_Apprentices, Eighteenth Century_ 170
_The Game of Bob-apple, Fourteenth Century_ 171
_Boys' Sports_ 173
_Diagrams of Layouts for a Boy's Game_ 174
_Cart, Fourteenth Century_ 176
_A Toll-gate, early Nineteenth Century_ 179
_Coach, early Nineteenth Century_ 180
_George Stephenson's Locomotive "The Rocket"_ 183
_Building a Railway in the early Nineteenth
Century_ 186
_Sankey Valley Viaduct_ 188
_The Town Hall, Carlisle, built in time of
Elizabeth_ 190
_Police Officer and Jailer, early Nineteenth
Century_ 192
_Hayes Barton Farm, Devonshire_ 197
_Modern Industry_ 200
SOCIAL LIFE IN ENGLAND
CHAPTER I
Introduction
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