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)
FOREIGN EXAMPLES,—FRANCE. 341 floor, as may frequently be observad in Trench town-Louses, as if theapproach to thispart of the househad been by astep ladder; thewindows are oftwo lights, withtrefoils in thehead, a formwhich continuedin use in Francefrom the thir-teenth to the fif-teenth… … House, Caudebec. In general there are many traces of houses of this periodin all those parts of France which were then in a state ofpeace, but in those parts which were continually the seatof civil war, at one time occupied by the French and atanother by the English, neither party had much leisure…
Architecture, Domestic
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