God's architect: Pugin and the building of romantic Britain

List of illustrations

Prologue

Auguste Charles Pugin

Catherine Welby

The microcosm of London: 1802-1812

Waverly: 1812 to 1821

'My first design': 1821 to 1824

Metropolitan improvements: 1824 to 1826

The king's pleasure: 1827

Beginning the world: October 1827 to July 1831

A very short courtship: July 1831 to May 1832

'Gothic for ever': June 1832 to April 1833

Beginning the world again: May 1833 to October 1834

The new world begun: October 1834 to May 1835

Salisbury and Sarum: summer 1835

Contrasts: summer 1835 to August 1836

Entre deux guerres: autumn 1836

Romantic Catholics

The professor of ecclesiastical antiquities: 1837

'My first church': July 1837 to May 1838

Birmingham and Oxford: May 1838 to May 1839

Young Victorians: May 1839 to February 1840

A vision for England: March to December 1840

True principles and Tract XC: 1841

Reunion and division: 1842

A shift in the wind: January to September 1843

The Grange, Ramsgate: September to December 1843

A return of grief: January to August 1844

The new house and the new palace: autumn and winter, 1844

The new life: December 1844 to April 1845

A battle of wills: May to October 1845

Entre deux femmes: October 1845 to June 1846

Improving the taste of young England: June 1846 to February 1847

The House of Lords: February to autumn 1847

Many hands: autumn 1847

Helen Lumsdaine: December 1847 to May 1848

'One affectionate heart': May to 10 August 1848

'A first rate Gothic woman': 11 August 1848 to August 1849

Design for the middling sort: September 1849 to January 1850

The high Victorians: 1850

The Great Exhibition: January to October 1851

The whole machinery of the clock: October 1851 to February 1852

Bethlem and Ramsgate: 26 February to September 1852

Epilogue

Abbreviations

List of works

Select bibliography

Notes

Acknowledgements

Index.

Contents

List of Illustrations

Prologue

Part One

1 Auguste Charles Pugin

2 Catherine Welby

3 The Microcosm of London: 1802 to 1812

Part Two

4 Waverley: 1812 to 1821

5 �My first design�: 1821 to 1824

6 Metropolitan Improvements: 1824 to 1826

7 The King�s Pleasure: 1827

8 Beginning the World: October 1827 to July 1831

9 A Very Short Courtship: July 1831 to May 1832

10 �Gothic for ever�: June 1832 to April 1833

Part Three

11 Beginning the World Again: May 1833 to October 1834

12 The New World Begun: October 1834 to May 183513 Salisbury and Sarum: Summer 1835

14 Contrasts: Summer 1835 to August 1836

Part Four

15 Entre Deux Guerres: Autumn 1836

16 Romantic Catholics

17 The Professor of Ecclesiastical Antiquities: 1837

18 �My first church�: July 1837 to May 1838

19 Birmingham and Oxford: May 1838 to May 1839

20 Young Victorians: May 1839 to February 1840

21 A Vision for England: March to December 1840

22 True Principles and Tract XC: 1841

23 Reunion and Division: 1842

24 A Shift in the Wind: January to September 184325 The Grange, Ramsgate: September to December 1843

26 A Return of Grief: January to August 1844

Part Five

27 The New House and the New Palace: Autumn and Winter 1844

28 The New Life: December 1844 to April 1845

29 A Battle of Wills: May to October 1845

30 Entre Deux Femmes: October 1845 to June 1846

31 Improving the Taste of Young England: June 1846 to February 1847

32 The House of Lords: February to Autumn 1847

33 Many Hands: Autumn 1847

34 Helen Lumsdaine: December 1847 to May 1848

35 �One affectionate heart�: May to 10 August 1848Part Six

36 �A first rate Gothic woman�: 11 August 1848 to August 1849

37 Design for the Middling Sort: September 1849 to January 1850

38 The High Victorians: 1850

39 The Great Exhibition: January to October 1851

40 The Whole Machinery of the Clock: October 1851 to February 1852

41 Bethlem and Ramsgate: 26 February to September 1852

Epilogue

Abbreviations

List of Works

Select Bibliography

Notes

Acknowledgements

Index

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