An attempt to discriminate the styles of architecture in England, from the conquest to the reformation : with a sketch of the Grecian and Roman orders (1881)
Rickman, Thomas, 1776-1841 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 59
ch is a classical Gothic, it may be difficult to prove feature, is always retained.] that either one was derived from the A. JrvwifniJ. Kestn.^or B. Was-tayi. Side, DoorsCC. Wat.rinfersD.X), Door ^nhcAjipfiZ tv C/x?istxrs Y^Jvorth. Torch..F F. WejtAisl^ of Thuvsi^cs.G.& XcustAij7^. iif… … Tcale of Feei JjrajiTi hrTtjcajvreaLbu S Ci£ta-rr.jcU SE.AJS a-F ■*i.?TSa2,S CATrffinEE)ffi-&X , ENGLISH ARCHITECTURE. 37 During the eighteenth century various attempts, under thename of Gothic, have arisen in repairs and rebuilding ecclesias-tical edifices, but these have been little more than…
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