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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 235

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ed allegiance tohim direct, so was it with the clergy. William tolerated nopapal interference, and while the question of investitureswas distracting the Empire, he made and unmade bishopand abbot at his will and sufl^ered no one to go to Romewithout his express permission. And these sacred… … DURHAM CATHEDRAL, DOUBLE BAY OF NAVE, BEGUN IO93 Shows LombarJ plan. Quadripartite vaulting. Triple-arched clerestory.Intersecting arcading. 198 GOTHIC ARCHITFXTURE Norman arch cannot be fovuid, nor a cathedral whoseplan, if not its actual building-, does not date from Normantimes. In size they…

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