An essay on the history of English church architecture prior to the separation of England from the Roman obedience
An architectural history essay by George Gilbert Scott the younger, published in London by Simpkin, Marshall in 1881 for antiquarians and church architects tracing English church building before the Reformation. Plates are line-drawn ground plans in solid black masonry with hatched piers, plus outline interior perspectives and a facade elevation — useful for diagrammatic floor plans, apse geometry and thin-line vault drawing.
