Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 181
I50 History of Freemasonry. Georges at Windsor, there was a return to the arrange-ment at Gloucester, although the shape of the fans wasaltered. But mediaeval architecture had long been decaying.The Reformation struck its death blow, and when theRoyal Chapel of St. Georges, Windsor; Kings Col-lege,… … CvESAREA, AN IMPORTANT MILITARY STATION DURINGTHE CRUSADES. But it never quite died out, although its traditions (towhich I shall hereafter more particularly refer), togetherwith its constructive principles and processes, were wellnigh forgotten. Traces of the old style may yet be dis-tinguished in…
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