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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 335

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F. H. C. Gawsworth, Cheshire 809 8io ]:n(;lisii church arciiitecturk arches should be added between each pair of wall posts, preventing any lateralmovement on their part, and framing in the clerestory windows, whose outlines theyoften closely followed ; this is well seen at Leicester (802), where… … F. H. C. Giesford, Denbigh Cirencester (805) the braces, both of the tie-beams and the wall posts, are exceptionallyshort. Longitudinal braces sometimes occur in the centre of the roof, each end restingon a tie-beam or a collar and usually framed into the foot of a kingpost ; e.g., IKOI la 1 ION…

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