An essay on the history of English church architecture prior to the separation of England from the Roman obedience
An architectural history by George Gilbert Scott the younger, published in London in 1881, tracing English church building before the Reformation for antiquaries and church architects. The plates are line-engraved ground plans and elevations of basilicas and early churches, with solid black wall poché, labelled altars and aisles, figure numbers and scale bars useful as diagrammatic pattern and technical lettering.
