An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 474
K. B St. .Marv Kedcliffe, Bristol spires of stone were attempted, ^.;>-.. in Oxford cathedral and Warmington, theynaturally copied the proportions of \ illage steeples. But in Normandy the greatspires of St. Stephen, Caen, shew no sign of a timber origin ; their origin is not SIIRICS 949 … F. B. Patringlon, from South-east 950 ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITFXTURK to be sou<(ht in parish churches, but in the turrets that weighted the anoles ofthe Greater churches—turrets such as still survive in St. Stephen, Caen, and inPeterborough cathedral (944). Moreover the Romanesque towers of the…
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