A History of English Architecture: 410-2013 (Gresham College): How the Middle Ages Were Built: Exuberance to Crisis, 1300-1408 by Professor Simon Thurley

A History of English Architecture: 410-2013

How the Middle Ages Were Built: Exuberance to Crisis, 1300-1408 by Professor Simon Thurley. England's economic success peaked in 1300 amidst a riot of architectural excess and was followed by a series of disasters which lasted much of the fourteenth century. Yet against a catastrophic background English architectural individualism flourished and out of radically changed social structures an architectural consensus emerged.
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How the Middle Ages Were Built: Exuberance to Crisis, 1300-1408

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1. Making England: The Shadow of Rome, 410-1130

2. A New Jerusalem: Reaching for Heaven, 1130-1300

3. How the Middle Ages Were Built: Exuberance to Crisis, 1300-1408

4. How the Middle Ages Were Built: Coming of Age, 1408-1530

5. The End of the Old World Order, 1530-1650

6. The Rise of Consensus, 1650-1760

7. Engine House, 1760-1830

8. On Top of the World, 1830-1914

9. Building the Victorian City: Splendour and Squalor

10. English Architecture and the First World War

11. Forwards and Backwards Architecture in Inter-War England

12. Coming to Terms with Modern Times: English Architecture in the Post War Era