The castles and abbeys of England; Vol. 1 of 2: from the national records, early chronicles, and other standard authorsBeattie, William
History
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
ORNAMENTAL BUTTRESSES OF THE ABBEY CHURCH HERMAN. EVANS. 278
THE SEAL OF THE ABBOTS OF WALTHAM HERMAN. JACKSON. 279
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<g>Carisbrooke Castle.</g>
“O, uncertain path of life: in our hopes how little security: in our joy what short duration! where can
weak man find shelter? Where in this short life peace?”--CAMOEMS.
ARTISTS. ENGRAVERS. PAGE.
STEEL PLATE.--VIEW OF THE CASTLE FROM THE NORTH, showing the Keep,
and Gate, and Outworks SARGENT. RADCLIFFE.
ENTRANCE TO THE KEEP by an ascent of seventy-two stone steps SARGENT. EVANS. 281
CARISBROOKE CASTLE--The ancient Donjon--partly Saxon--from the “Roman
Mounds” SARGENT. EVANS. 283
THE BARRACKS AND GOVERNOR’S HOUSE, with the Keep, from Mountjoy Tower SARGENT. EVANS. 285
ANCIENT GATE IN THE CASTLE, viewed from the Interior, leading to the steps SARGENT. EVANS. 287
PART OF THE KEEP, known as the Flag-staff Tower, with the Battlement SARGENT. EVANS. 289
PORTRAIT OF HENRY BEAUCHAMP, crowned King of the Isle of Wight, in his
Coronation Robes, from the original by Rous, British Museum HERMAN. 291
NORMAN GATE, from the Interior, with the Original Oaken Door, said to be
500 years old SARGENT. EVANS. 293
THE GOVERNOR’S HOUSE, with part of the Barracks, erected by Queen Elizabeth SARGENT. EVANS. 294
THE GREAT GATE, with Round Prison Towers, Machicolations, and Queen
Elizabeth’s Gate in the foreground. View taken from the road SARGENT. EVANS. 296
THE GARRISON WELL, showing the Great Windlass-Wheel, &c.; with the
Interior of the Building as it now appears SARGENT. EVANS. 297
SIGN-MANUAL OF KING CHARLES I., from the Original MS. British Museum HERMAN. WALMESLEY. 298
“QUEEN ELIZABETH’S TOWER,” with the Outer Gate and Landscape, from the
Keep SARGENT. EVANS. 299
VIEW OF THE APARTMENTS OCCUPIED BY KING CHARLES DURING HIS IMPRISONMENT
IN THE CASTLE, with the Window from which he attempted to
escape--Objects emblematical of his Reign SARGENT. EVANS. 301
EXACT FORM AND APPEARANCE OF THE SAME WINDOW, from which, with his
own hand, the King had sawed through one of the Iron Bars SARGENT. EVANS. 302
GROUND-PLAN OF CARISBROOKE CASTLE, showing all the Buildings and Outworks HERMAN. WALMESLEY. 304
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<g>Netley Abbey.</g>
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