Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 62
They had much more in common, for instance, than the North of France had with the South. Their in-tercourse was intimate and frequent. Ideas could not be adopted in the one country without becoming known in the other. But in each these ideas were used in obedience to the diversity of character… … FIG. 65.- LINCOI.N CATHEDRAL, WESTFRONT. has been directed against English Gothic could be given than theway in which Westminster Abbey has been treated. It is obviouslyeclectic in conception. Parts, butonly parts, of the plan,^ the propor-tions of height to width of the naveand aisles, and the…
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