  | CHAP. | PAGE | | I.— | INTRODUCTORY | 1 | | II.— | THE INVASION OF THE FOREIGN STYLE | 10 | | III.— | THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HOUSE PLAN from about 1450 to 1635 | 41 | | IV.— | EXTERIOR FEATURES—The Lay-out of Houses, Lodges and Gateways, Doorways and Porches | 73 | | V.— | EXTERIOR FEATURES—General Aspect, External Appearance, Windows of various kinds | 94 | | VI.— | EXTERIOR FEATURES—Gables, Finials, Parapets, Chimneys, Rain-water Heads, Gardens | 116 | | VII.— | INTERIOR FEATURES—Royal Progresses, The Manner of Decorating Rooms, Wood-Panelling | 138 | | VIII.— | INTERIOR FEATURES—Treatment of the Hall, Open Roofs, The Smaller Rooms, Doors and Door Furniture, Chimney-pieces, Ceilings, Pendants, Friezes | 159 | | IX.— | INTERIOR FEATURES—Staircases, The Great Chamber, The Long Gallery, Glazing, &c. | 184 | | X.— | MISCELLANEOUS WORK—Street Houses, Market Houses, Almshouses, Town Halls, Village Crosses, Schools, Churches and their Fittings, &c. | 200 | | XI.— | SIXTEENTH CENTURY HOUSE-PLANNING—Illustrated from the Collection of John Thorpe's Drawings | 226 | | XII.— | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNERS OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY | 253 | | List of Works on Early Renaissance Architecture | 267 | | Index | 271 |
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