Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge, University Press · leaf 375
230 ENGLAND—NORMAN PERIOD [ch. xxvii Abbot Paul pulled down. Among them are many of thebalusters which have already been noticed as peculiar toSaxon architecture. On a smaller scale the same simple unadorned Normanconstruction is shown in the fine church of Elstow nearBedford (Plate CL) where the… … iig- 134- practically a Norman church still, though the primitivestyle of the nave at a period when elsewhere the style waschanging into Early English is apparently an archaicism.The western part of the nave in fact was hardly finishedin the Norman style before the well-known west frontwas begun in…
