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The arts in early England (1915)

Brown, Gerard Baldwin, 1849-1932, Webster, Adam Blyth, 1882- · New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 355

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hurchyard atRadford Semele near Warwick, may be mediaeval. The setfigured under No. 1 on PI. xxxn are part of the interestingfinds at Buttsole, near Eastry, Kent, already referred to (p. 203).They are in the Museum at Maidstone and vary in lengthfrom 4^- in. to i\ in. It is open to any one to argue… … All Continental CHAPTER V TOMB FURNITURE : (II) THE MORPHOLOGY OFTHE FIBULA For the fastenings of dress the Teutonic peoples of themigration period used the brooch, the buckle, the clasp, thepin, and to each of them they applied all the taste and cunningcraftsmanship available. The clasp and the…

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