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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 305

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ast Anglia, a pairof windows was employed in each bayof the clerestory ; or rather there aretwo bays in both the clerestory and theroof to each one bav in the groundstory : examples are illustrated fromLavenham, Suffolk (182), and St. Stephens, Norwich (828). In the Greater churches there was no… … AJ K. B. Warmington, Xorthants Ilie Xonnan clerestory is now within ihf aisle roofs, and a modern clerestory is super-posed. - Circular windows are illustrated in the clerestories of Southwell nave (743) and Bosham (7S8). Thelower part of the tower of Bosham is Anglo Saxon, and is represented in…

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