An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 369
lls on the clerestory walls. So,thouj^h roofs of a fairly steep pitch never went out of use, there was anincreasing tendency to Hatten them ; a tendency strengthened by the designof roofs like that at Lavenham (808), in which the slope of the roof was 844 l:XGIJSll ClILRCIl ARCIirrKCTrRI… … (;. (;. 1!. Framlinghaiii, Suffolk subject has been carefully investii^ated by Mr Thomas Blashill and by Mr Harry Hems,who in ecclesiastical woodwork have onlv met with chestnut once ; viz., in the screens ofRodmersham church, Kent. The timber of one variety of oak, the sessile-pointed, IROTKCTION…
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