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A history of Gothic art in England (1900)

Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 398

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gateways of the twelfth century. But in the four-teenth the monastery was no longer in fear of regular war; it wasambitious not so much for defence against the temporary aggression of IIh, CLMitral steeple of Lincoln is stated dean in iSoS.to have risen to the height of 523 ft., but Bristol has,… … 296. PERSHORE. LANTERN OF TOWER. C. 1330. bandits or popular tumult, as for the expression of its feudal dignity.In fact the monastic house and secular college had taken their place 3c 378 GOTHIC ART among the established orders of nobiUty. So, following the examples ofBishop Langton of Lichfield,…

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