Volume 1

A complete view of the dress and habits of the people of England ... / By Joseph Strutt.

  • Strutt, Joseph, 1749-1802.
Date:
1796
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    PART III. The Civil, Military, and Ecclefiaftical, Habits of the Anglo-Nor- mans, from the Acceffion of William the Firft to the Throne of England to the Conclufion of the Twelfth Century. CHAP. I. ^he Manners and DreJJes of the Saxons changed by the Normans,—A Brief Revievo of the Clothhg Materials,—fbe Progrefs 'of the Clothing Arts.—Laves relative to the manu- falluring of Cloth^ l^c. — — .— Page 87. CHAP. II. Lhe Habits of the Men generally confidered.—fhe interior Parts of their Drejs not charged.—The Tunic ; the Super-Tunic ;—The Goven.—The Mantle.—The Coverings for- the Head, and Head-Dt efs.—The Gloves,—^he Stockings,—The Boots.—The Shoes.—The Girdles.—The Aprons, fe’c. of the Anglo-Normans, ' Page ql. CHAP. III. The Habits of the Norman IVomen.—The Surcoat a new Garment.—The Alterations made in the other Paits of the Saxon D.efs by the Norman Ladies.—The Under-Garment,— The Gown.—The Surcoat.—The Girdle.—The Mantle.—The Coverchief and other De- co,at ions for the Head.—The Hair-Drefs.—The Stockings.—The Shoes, ifc. Page 107. • CHAP. IV. The Military Habits of the Anglo-Normans from the Conquejl to the Conclufion of the Twelfth Century.-—The Mail-A: mow.—The Military Surcoat,—The Helmets.—The Shields.—The Spears, Swords, and other Implements of PFdr, — Page 114.. CHAP V. TJje EcclrjhJlical Habits of the eleventh and twelfth Centuries generally confdercd—in- creajed in Splendour, and alte.ed in their Form —Anecdote of Wulfftan, Bijhop of IVo cejler.—The Habit of an Archbiflsep.—The Admijjfion of St. Guthlac into PriefP'S Orders.—The Habit of an Abbefs.—The Habit of a Lay Preacher, and of a Pil- g im. — — — — — Page 121.