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)
ed arches n of the Carnarvon form; through-out this castle there are no seats in the sills of the windows,an unusual circumstance. We have been thus minute inour description of Eolton castle because it was clearly abaronial residence, and not merely a military fortress, and n This name has been… … YORKSHIRE,—MIDDLEHAM CASTLE, MARKENFIELD HALL. 231 it is one of the most perfect houses of the period that wehave remaining, having suffered from poverty and neglectonly, and not from violence. Raby castle, which is ofabout the same period, has been so much altered to suitmodern convenience that it…
Architecture, Domestic
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