Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 263
for theweakness of their brethren,still it can be seen at Foun-tains and Furness that by themiddle of the thirteenth cen-tury they developed estab-lishments of the kind thatcould vie with those of theBenedictines proper. Thefoundations of the hall ^ atFountains show it to havebeen 1 70 ft. long by… … 186. CANTERIJURY INFIRMARY. Best preserved now in the eleventhcentury example of Westminster, and thefourteenth century rebuilding of Canterbury,where the total length of the farmery wasfinally near 250 ft. See plan, fig. 186, inwhich A is the hall, B the chapel, and C thekitchen. Here it had, too,…
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