Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 43
and, the earlier buildings often show aRoman respect for solidity in the dangerousparts, which is not so well marked in thelater. One of the earliest churches to showSaxon characteristics is that of St. Pancras,at Canterbury, the foundations of whichhave recently been laid bare. So far asrecovered,… … FIG. 26.—FONT, ST. MARTINS,CANTERBURY. apse. Still more interesting are the remains ofwhat Professor Brown calls quite the most famous parish church inthe whole of England, viz., that of St. Martin, at Canterbury.This church now consists of a very large, square ended, Saxonchancel, of a nave partly…
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