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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 80

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w up round the abbey, but frequently it was not as inFrance dependent on its influence, but owed its rise partly ^ Lincoln, Hereford, Chichester, Wells, Exeter, and Salisbury, werealways secular, yet have cloisters, so also had old St. Pauls. Yorknever had. 42 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE to other causes,… … [G. H. ir. EXETER CATHEDRAL FROM THE PALACEGARDEN Showing;: the south tower and the chapter-house. Durham, St. Margarets at Westminster, St. Marys atBury. The churches of the greater towns in England, unlikethose of France, may be reckoned in the same category ascountry churches, as the towns grew…

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