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Gothic architecture in England and France (1911)

West, George Herbert · London, G. Bell · leaf 81

An illustration from Gothic architecture in England and France, 1911, leaf 81
category ascountry churches, as the towns grew so gradually. For thisreason the parish arrangements of places like Manchester,Leeds, Sheffield, Birfningham, and Wolverhampton weretill lately on the same footing as those of Aylesbury, Witney, THK KXCtLFSH cathedral 43 Abiiii^don, or Ippini^liam ;… … [G. H. JC.rolen cathedral from the rle delarcheveche Showing- part of the chevet. the south transept, andthe Tour de Beurre. Lichfield, Dorchester (Oxon), and Ely, that is, chiefly inSaxon, not in Romano-British centres of population. At the time of the Conquest ten of the bishops sees were…

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