The English Medieval House

Summary

The English Medieval House is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• The English Medieval House authored Margaret E. Wood^[2].
• The English Medieval House's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• The English Medieval House's publisher is recorded as Phoenix House Ltd.^[4].
• The English Medieval House's place of publication is recorded as London^[5].
• The English Medieval House's publication date is recorded as +1965-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• The English Medieval House's main subject is recorded as England in the Middle Ages^[7].
• The English Medieval House's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+448'}^[8].
• The English Medieval House's title is recorded as The English Medieval House^[9].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as Medieval Priests' Houses in South-west England^[10].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as The Development of Domestic Architecture in Oxford^[11].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as The Saxon House: A Review and Some Parallels^[12].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as Chantry Priests' Houses and other Medieval Lodgings^[13].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as Medieval English Town-House Plans^[14].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as The Merchants' Houses and Warehouses of King's Lynn^[15].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as Michelham Priory^[16].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as Swanborough Manor House^[17].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as St Mary's and Priory Cottage, Bramber^[18].
• The English Medieval House's cites work is recorded as “The Old Palace” at West Tarring^[19].

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Works and Contributions

The English Medieval House authored Margaret E. Wood^[2].