Some account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry VIII
An antiquarian survey of English medieval houses from Richard II to Henry VIII, written and published by John Henry Parker at Oxford and London in 1859 for architects, clergy and antiquaries. Line engravings show manor houses, gatehouses, cottages, stair turrets and traceried windows in clean outline with light hatched shadow, each captioned by place and century, usable as spot illustration or diagram.
