Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 196
Ragstone mostly used by the builders of thatPeriod. It is an aggregate of oblong and rounded pebbles offlint, about the size of almonds, and usually black, imbedded ina hard silicious cement of a light yellowish brown. This mineralsubstance is capable of receiving a very high degree of polish,and… … West View of Little Burghstead Church, Essex, i LITTLE BURGHSTEAD. 183 twenty-two feet in length and fifteen feet six inches in breadth,and a Nave thirty-eight feet long and twenty-three wide. On the north side remain two original single-light windows
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