An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 215
side window would be wanted. Com-paratively few parish churches, however, had a central tower, and so they wouldnot be able to comply exactly with the injunction. If, however, they could notcomply with the letter of the law, they could with the spirit. This they did inseveral ways. Sometimes a… … ^Bl*^ ^Bft ^^B$ H. B. W. Hawstead, Suffolk H. 1!. W. Idbury, Oxon. a bell-cote on the eastern gable of the nave, containing a small bell, the rope fromwhich dangled down inside the chancel screen : large numbers of these sanctusbell-cotes survive, e.g., at Welbourne, Lincolnshire (683), Walpole St.…
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