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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 339

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 339
y Ehi-i{Cambs.)or Harrow may be takenas the type of the EngHsh church. From that date onward thetype begins to vary in the different districts, according totheir geological formation and prosperity, and the influenceof the mother community when there was one. Where theearly Saxon settlements were… … STANTON ST. JOHN S CHURCH, OXFORDSHIRE clearing- grew, they have been incessantly added to as thepopulation became larger. This was the case especially inthe midlands and the Nene Valley. Where commerce ex-panded, as at Hull and in its neighbourhood, we findchurches like Patrington and Beverley,…

Church architecture · Architecture, Gothic

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