God's House at Ewelme : Life, Devotion and Architecture in a Fifteenth-Century Almshouse (Hardcover)

Contents: Chantry foundations in 15th-century England; The de la Poles and Ewelme Manor; The history of God’s house; The architectural development of God’s House; Institutional life in the almshouse; The community; Devotion; The Chapel of St John the Baptist; Conclusion; The appendices: The Ewelme Muniments: an introduction; The Statutes of God’s House, Ewelme; The annual audit accounts; An almshouse inventory and an account; Hawe of Occold’s estimate for work to the chancel of Wingfield Church; The Hull Charterhouse agreement; A dispute over stones from a stone wall; The Ewelme Manor inventories and papers; Estimate of the materials of Ewelme Manor prior to its demolition; Receipt for stone for William de la Pole’s tomb; Notes; Hospital, college and guild statutes; Bibliography; Index.