An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 68
hiefly to the twelfth century; butmost of them, if not all, were founded at this earlyperiod, Rochester has been entirely rebuilt on anothersite. Prom the uniformity of plan—a massive squaretower, with a square turret at each angle of smallprojection, and a flat buttress up the centre of… … 26. Cliapel in tlie White Tower, London, A.D. 1081.Early Norman Arch and Window. 44 THE EARLY NORMAN PERIOD, entrance-doorway and staircase, and the chapel, andthese are commonly rather late Norman. There isfrequently a solid wall in the middle, dividing thekeep into two portions, with no…
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