The Cathedrals of England and Wales : their history, architecture, and associations ; with a series of Rembrandt plates and many illustrations in the text (1906)
London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 199
of Walsingham,to whom there occurreda means of averting allfuture danger. Insteadof rebuilding a heavystone tower on fourhuge piers, he removedthe piers altogether and obtained an octagonmore than three timesas large as the squareupon which the centraltower would have stood.Over the noble area… … A Rclro-chuir B Piirsbytciy. C Chuii SUills D L,Kly Ch.1i«;l- E M.iin Traiwclts. F O.la;;oii. G The X.ivc. H A.M.s. J ClLlpil- K Niirlh.wcil Tr.in^rplL Vcslil)Ule miller WcilttnT.M Soutll-uesl Iiansepl.N C:.-iIiIee.O Cloisters. □ K.-irVKwli i^o^=h PLAN OF ELY CATHEDRAL. Elv.] THE OCTAGON AND…
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