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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 336

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 336
in cathedral or abbey that the real glory ofour English Perpendicular must be soug-ht, but in the parishchurches of town and country. The monks had done theirwork and lost their hold on the hearts of the people beforethe monasteries were so brutally dissolved, and reverencefor the office of the… … nrXCHlRCH CHIRCH, WARWICKSHIRE and vulg-ar ignorance of the lower orders of the clergy onthe part of educated men like More, Colet, and Erasmus,such as appears in Von Huttens Epistolae ObscurorumVirorum. But in the middle classes in the towns, and amongst thepeasantry in the villages, simple,…

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