Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
f theGaronne, there are numerous houses belonging to the four-teenth century; but as almost all these places were ruined,and the houses devastated during the wars of relio;ion in thesixteenth century, they are now either mere ruined shellsof houses, or have been fitted up in modern times, andretain… … I FOREIGN liXAMPLKS,—FRANCE. 3tl town- floor, as may frequently be ob?erv3(l in French lionses, as if the approach to this })art of the honse had been by a step hidder; tlie uindows are of two lights, with trefoils in the head, a form which continued in use in France from the thir-teenth to the…
Architecture, Domestic
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