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An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)

Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 146

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e Bulletin Mensuel de lUnion Syndicate des ArchitectesFrancais, 4th April 1908. See also the papers of M. Anthyme St. Paul in the Bulletin Monumental,\o\. Ixx. p. 483, and of M. Enlart, p. 511. See also the paper of Comte Robert de Lasteyrie in theJournal des Savants, February igo8. ILOWINCi… … E. s. Sleaford Transept e.j^., Olney (695) and Wellingborouoh (591), the centrepiece may be a circle, filledin with g-eometrical or {lowing- tracery. Sometimes it is a vesica /^iscis, as at 622 ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITECTURE Heckinoton (642) and Sleaford (62 i), and the great window of Carlisle.^…

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