Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 270
swhich were making England a rich country. It was the sea trade of theHanseatic towns which rapidly gave prosperity to all the eastern ports,where the commodities it brought were exchanged for the produce ofthe flocks and herds which monastic husbandry had made numerous.Wealth and population were… … v^*5s:^^^52^-^ tions and but tiny churches. Erom the incidence ofthese two sets of condi-tions, the geological andsocial, came the reflectionof our first Gothic style inthe fabrics of our parishchurches; andsomedistinctareas are at once indicatedby them. Pirst, a south-easterndistrict of Kent and…
Architecture · Architecture, Gothic
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