Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 77
ELAND are too wide and low.With a few feet lesswidth and more height, itwould have been a gem.St. Stephens, Westminster,so far as we may judgefrom the illustrations inwhich alone it exists, wasone of the most perfectworks of the fourteenthcentury. It united a rich-ness equal to that of therichest… … FIG. 05.—ST. ETHELDREDA S CHAPEL,ELY PLACE, HOLBORN. objects created by the Gothic architects of this, or of any ether, period, were the polygonal chapter houses which glorify so many English cathedrals. These ecclesiastical halls had existed in England from very early in the Norman activity. At…
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