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Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 401

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orm in width, and at right angles:the crooked and irregular streets of London, Canterbury, 1 In quodam fundo, ubi nunc fundata est, ex antique nomine Miryfelde.Lelands /////. The seat of Nicolas Wadham at Ilton, founder of the collegethat bears his name, was called Merifield. The word is said to… … i toO Q •^ be CH. xiii] EARLY ENGLISH 233 or Norwich result from accident or individual fancy. SalisburyAnd so the architect of Salisbury cathedral having a ^^clear field before him has given us a regular andsymmetrical plan, there being nothing to make it other-wise. As at Wells and Winchester the…

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