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)
covered chariot or waggon, in whichthere is seated a noble personage in front, although itserves to convey several huge casks. The term chariot was x Cottonian Charters in Brit. Mus. l Issue Roll, Excheq. Mich., 1 Hen. xi. 71. iv. * Issue Roll, Excheq. Easter, 20 * Issue Roll, Excheq. Mich., 4 Hen.… … Chariot, from the MS. of the Romance of Alexander, Bodl. 264. The large number of these charettes that were requiredwill be evident from the following extracts. I must inform you, that the king of England and his rich lords werefollowed by carts laden with tents, pavillions, mills to grind their…
Architecture, Domestic
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