Life in a Mediæval City - Illustrated by York in the XVth Century by Edwin Benson
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INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER II IMPORTANT FACTORS AFFECTING THE HISTORY OF YORK (_a_) Geographical position; (_b_) Military value of its position; (_c_) Political importance CHAPTER III APPEARANCE A. _General appearance_ Church, State, people; outside the city; population; area-divisions B. _Streets_ Highways, traffic, open-spaces; Ouse Bridge C. _Buildings_ Dwelling-houses, shops, inns; civic buildings (guildhalls); fortifications (castle, city walls, bars); religious buildings (Minster; St. William's College; St. Mary's Abbey; Friaries; St. Clement's Nunnery; Hospitals; Parish Churches) |
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