Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 557
riesduring the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. While the Frenchsuffered from a reaction after the phenomenal exertions of the pre-vious ages, other nations, having had little part in the establishmentof the style, took up its extension with fresh vigor. Having, more-over, already provided the… … Fig. 323.—View of the Cathedral of Gloucester. THE EXTENSION OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. IN contrast to France, which, during the development of theGothic style, had displayed an entirely independent creativeactivity, the other nations of Europe,—with exception of those ofthe Byzantine East,—remained…
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