An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1861)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J.H. and J. Parker · leaf 38
k is evi-dently intended tobind together the rude |§masonry of the walls, Sf|and gives an idea of -^Hptheir having been 8 Tower of Barl,a Baxi0Ri Northampton9hire, imitated from timber sbe™« the supposed Anglo-Saxon (?) or Dan-ish (?) character, with long <md short workfouildill^S Each Sid6… … 20 THE ELEVENTH CENTURY. rises a pyramidal roof, in the manner of the Germanchurches; and thiswas probably themode in which mostof the towers wereterminated origin-ally, as the parapetsof all the other ex-amples known ofthis character arecomparatively re-cent. The windows arefrequently…
Architecture, Gothic
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