Charles Henry Hartshorne
Biographic Data
| ID | 9313352 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles Henry Hartshorne |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles Henry |
| FAMILY NAME | Hartshorne |
| SIGNATURE | HARTSHORNE C H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1841 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1864 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Parliament of Kenilworth
Rochester Castle
The Royal Councils of Worcester
The Parliaments of Gloucester
The Parliaments of Carlisle
De Montalto
The Parliaments of Cambridge
The Obsequies of Queen Katharine of Arragon at Peterborough
The Castle, and ‘The Provisions of Oxford.’
(1851). The Castle, and ‘The Provisions of Oxford.’. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 354-365
Caernarvon Castle
The Hall of Oakham
Peverell’s Castle in the Peak
I.— Description of a Statue of Minerva Custos, and other Roman Antiquities, recently discovered on the estate of the Duke of Bedford, at Sibson and Bedford Purlieus, in the county of Northampton
The antiquities I have the honour, by the Duke of Bedford's permission, of transmitting an account of to the Society of Antiquaries, were found on two different parts of his Grace's estate during the spring of the years 1844 and 1845. Those to which the attention will be directed first are two small statues, with a sepulchral amphora and its contents, discovered together at the earlier period, by some labourers whilst they were engaged in cutting…
English Medieval Embroidery
The Castle and Parliaments of Northampton
On some Anomalies Observable in the Earlier Styles of English Architecture
IT has been usual with those who have made enquiries into the style of our early ecclesiastical buildings, to assign all those exhibiting marks of long and short work to the period of the Anglo-Saxons.Yet it may be reasonably doubted whether construction of this nature, taken by itself, affords sufficient evidence to favour such conclusions : and unless this kind of masonry be found united with proofs of another character less ambiguous, there is…
On the Ancient Parliament and Castle of Acton Burnell
English Medieval Embroidery
Authorship attributed to Charles Henry Hartshorne; the work is also attributed to John Henry Parker
Rockingham Castle
JOHN DE YERDOUN, office confirmed, on his paying to the end of his life to Queen Philippa forty pounds a year 1
IV. Observations, in a Letter from the Rev. Charles Henry Hartshorne, M.A. to Thomas Amyot, Esq. Treasurer, upon the Present State of Orford Castle, in the County of Suffolk; with some Conjectures as …
Position.—ORFORD Castle is in no way remarkable for its position. It lies nearly two miles from the sea, and about half a mile from the river Ore, which here flows through low swampy ground, whilst on the land side the country is for some miles perfectly flat. But this natural weakness of its situation has been in some measure made up by the keep being erected upon a mound, that in a degree is artificial, and being surrounded by a fosse, varying …
IV. Observations, in a Letter from the Rev. Charles Henry Hartshorne, M.A. to Thomas Amyot, Esq. Treasurer, upon the Present State of Orford Castle, in the County of Suffolk; with some Conjectures as …
Position.—ORFORD Castle is in no way remarkable for its position. It lies nearly two miles from the sea, and about half a mile from the river Ore, which here flows through low swampy ground, whilst on the land side the country is for some miles perfectly flat. But this natural weakness of its situation has been in some measure made up by the keep being erected upon a mound, that in a degree is artificial, and being surrounded by a fosse, varying …
English Medieval Embroidery
Authorship attributed to Charles Henry Hartshorne; the work is also attributed to John Henry Parker
Rockingham Castle
JOHN DE YERDOUN, office confirmed, on his paying to the end of his life to Queen Philippa forty pounds a year 1
On the Ancient Parliament and Castle of Acton Burnell
The Castle and Parliaments of Northampton
On some Anomalies Observable in the Earlier Styles of English Architecture
IT has been usual with those who have made enquiries into the style of our early ecclesiastical buildings, to assign all those exhibiting marks of long and short work to the period of the Anglo-Saxons.Yet it may be reasonably doubted whether construction of this nature, taken by itself, affords sufficient evidence to favour such conclusions : and unless this kind of masonry be found united with proofs of another character less ambiguous, there is…
I.— Description of a Statue of Minerva Custos, and other Roman Antiquities, recently discovered on the estate of the Duke of Bedford, at Sibson and Bedford Purlieus, in the county of Northampton
The antiquities I have the honour, by the Duke of Bedford's permission, of transmitting an account of to the Society of Antiquaries, were found on two different parts of his Grace's estate during the spring of the years 1844 and 1845. Those to which the attention will be directed first are two small statues, with a sepulchral amphora and its contents, discovered together at the earlier period, by some labourers whilst they were engaged in cutting…
English Medieval Embroidery
The Hall of Oakham
Peverell’s Castle in the Peak
Caernarvon Castle
The Castle, and ‘The Provisions of Oxford.’
(1851). The Castle, and ‘The Provisions of Oxford.’. Archaeological Journal: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 354-365
The Obsequies of Queen Katharine of Arragon at Peterborough
The Parliaments of Cambridge
De Montalto
The Parliaments of Carlisle
The Parliaments of Gloucester
The Royal Councils of Worcester
Rochester Castle
The Parliament of Kenilworth
History (16 works) · History (14 works) · Archaeology (13 works) · Art (11 works) · Scottish History and National Identity (9 works) · Political science (7 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Historical Economic and Social Studies (4 works) · Law (4 works)