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The Evolution of the English House (1933) discusses the popular and native art in domestic English architecture, tracing the changes over the years. The focus is on plain wattled huts and combinations of dwelling-house and cattle-stall, as well as the great villas and picturesque timber houses of the wealthy. In this way the author establishes how the masses of the English people lived in past times.



The Evolution of the English House (1933) discusses the popular and native art in domestic English architecture, tracing the changes over the years. The focus is on plain wattled huts and combinations of dwelling-house and cattle-stall, as well as the great villas and picturesque timber houses of the wealthy.

1. The Round House Underground Houses
2. The Rectangular House in its
Simplest Form
3. The Rectangular House with Outshuts
4. The Larger
Rectangular House with Aisles
5. Foreign Prototypes: Statements of Ancient
Writers
6. The Town House
7. Building Materials Chimneys Windows Mural
Decorations Roofs
8. The Manor House
9. The Castle and Watch-tower
10. The
Church or Lords House
11. The House as the Basis of the English Coinage
12.
The House as a Measure of Rights and Liabilities