The Life of the British Home

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Edward Denison
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Hardback
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John Wiley & Sons Inc
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02/03/2012
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9780470683330
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Edward Denison|Hardback|John Wiley & Sons Inc|02/03/2012
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Unlocking the history of the British home, this book reveals how its layout has evolved from the Stone Age to the present day. From modest ancient dwellings and medieval merchants' houses to imposing stately mansions and modern urban estates, the book explores the forces that have shaped these homes. Each chapter brings these ideas to life by focusing on buildings that are accessible and open to the public. Featured homes include: the Tudor mansions of Cowdray and Burghley House; and the grand Georgian terraces of London, Bath and Brighton.
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