An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 452
dows; but this arch was in common use inNorthants throughout the thirteenth century. ^ It is convenient to restrict the term steeple to the tower and spire combined; but it is often usedloosely of the tower only or the spire only. For the Oxford type see Mr H. L. Honeymans essay on The design and… … w. M. Brookland, Kent 928 i-:n(;lish ciil-rch arciiitectlRk and copies of ihcni may be seen throughout the whole province, among the mostbeautiful being- those of Bretteville (931) and Bernieres (931)- In P^ngland we havefew pure examples of this type of spire ; e.o:, those of the cathedral of…
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