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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 415

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re and Southwell choirs the triforium andclerestory are blended into one, so in four important towers the window designof the belfry is carried down to the ringers chamber. The four examples areSt. Cuthbcrt, Wells (23), \Vrinj4t0n (904). Evercreech, and Batcombe. (d) In five towers, all in the same… … K. K. V. Colyton, Devon interrupted by a tall single window. Groups C and D, though interesting indesign, fall lar short of the two first groups.^ The materials for this account of the .Somerset churches are drawn partly from the writers ownobservations, but mainly from the vaUuible paper in the…

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