An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 460
y noble indeed is the treatmentof the pinnacles at Salisbury (943), and in that most poetic design, the south-westspire of Petcrborouoh (944), while at Oxford the clustered pinnacles of St. Marythe Virojn ^ make that spire the richest jewel among the towers and sj)ires of thatglorious city (940).… … F. B. Grantham F. B Ewerby, Lincolnshire delightful examples are to be seen at Kings Sutton, Northants (940), St. Mary,Whittlesea (947), and Laughton-ende-Morthen, Yorkshire (947). It will be noted atKings Sutton that the rear pinnacle is set well back and does not obstruct thepathway. In most…
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