An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 297
F. S. Romsey : East Bays of Nave 772 EXCiLISIl CIILRCII ARCIIITl-XTLRK being for the worse. Canterbury nave (5 72), Winchester nave (786), St. Mary Reddiffe,Sherborne abbey (770), Malvern choir, St. Georges, Windsor, Kings College chapel, … l. s. Oxford Cathedral : Choir Cambridge, are all versions, and inferior versions, of (doiicester choir. What waswanted was a massive column Hanking each bay and running uninterruptedly up to rill: iKiiOkiUM AM) 11,\\ 1)i:si(;n 77^:, the vault, and forniing a support of a massive arch. In no case…
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