The castles and abbeys of England; Vol. 1 of 2: from the national records, early chronicles, and other standard authorsBeattie, William
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The castles and abbeys of England; Vol. 1 of 2: from the national records, early chronicles, and other standard authors
Beattie, William
Abbeys -- England; Castles -- England
SOUTH-EAST FRONT OF ARUNDEL CASTLE in its present state, taken from the
Meadows ARCHER. EVANS. 17
THE OUTER GATEWAY OF NORMAN ARCHITECTURE, rebuilt by Richard Fitzalan ARCHER. JACKSON. 18
MOONLIGHT VIEW from the Window of St. Martin’s Chapel in the Keep, over
the Vale of the Arun to the Sea ARCHER. JACKSON. 19
HORNED OWLS IN THE KEEP OF ARUNDEL CASTLE. Portraits taken on the spot ARCHER. EVANS. 20
THE INNER GATEWAY AND KEEP OF THE CASTLE, showing on the left the Entrance
to the Tower ARCHER. JACKSON. 21
GOTHIC DOORWAY OF THE ANCIENT HALL OF THE BARONS, on the site of the
New Hall, by Mr. BEATTIE EVANS. 23
INNER GATEWAY during the Parliamentary Siege, with Cavaliers on guard, by
torchlight ALLOM & ARCHER. JACKSON. 24
VIEW FROM THE BATTLEMENTS, showing the Outer Gate with the Sallyport in
its present state ARCHER. GRAY. 26
BAS-RELIEF OF KING ALFRED INSTITUTING THE TRIAL BY JURY, on the Southeast
of the interior Quadrangle. From a Drawing by Mr. BEATTIE EVANS. 28
ANCIENT FAMILY ARMS, ACHIEVEMENTS, &c. as sculptured in front of the
Barons’ Hall ARCHER. NICHOLLES. 29
Do. do. do. do. ARCHER. NICHOLLES. 31
Do. do. do. do. ARCHER. NICHOLLES. 33
VIEW OF THE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY TRINITY, looking into the Inner Court ARCHER. EVANS. 34
GLASS IN THE GOTHIC WINDOW OF THE CHAPEL, representing the Swallow
(Hirondelle), as the Arms of Arundel ARCHER. EVANS. 35
HAWK ON HAND--characteristic of the Ancient “Sporting Counts” ARCHER. 36
HIORNE’S TOWER, in the Park of Arundel--a modern Gothic erection 36
BEVIS’S GRAVE, in Pugh-Dean, in the Deer Park, showing the Traditionary
Tumuli of Bevis and his horse “Hirondelle” ARCHER. JACKSON. 37
THE EMPRESS MATILDA’S ROOM in the Inner Gateway Tower of the Castle,
with the ancient Bedstead, _supposed_ to be that on which she slept ARCHER. EVANS. 38
KING STEPHEN DISMOUNTED AT WALLINGFORD, in front of the Army SARGENT. EVANS. 41
CRUSADING--Beacon-guard on the Walls of Damietta ARCHER. JACKSON. 43
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