An Introduction to the Study of Gothic Architecture
An Introduction to the Study of Gothic Architecture
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Woodcroft Castle, Northamptonshire, is a very remarkable and foreign-looking building of this period. There are remains of houses of this style at Acton Burnell, Shropshire ; Godmersham, Kent ; Longthorp, Northampton- shire ; Charney, Berkshire ; West Dean, Sussex ; and Oakham, Rutland, called Flore's House. There are also considerable remains of monastic buildings of this style.
The most celebrated and best examples of the Early English style have already been referred to in describing the dif...ferent parts, beginning with Canterbury, a. D. 1284, when the style was not quite fully developed. The next historical example to this is the choir and transepts of the small parish Church of Clee, in Lincolnshire, at the mouth of the Humber, which is important, because there is a contemporary inscription stating that it was dedicated in 1192 by Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln, (St. Hugh of Grenoble). This inscription could apply only to those parts of the church of Clee which are earlier in style, but only a little earlier, than St.
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Woodcroft Castle, Northamptonshire, is a very remarkable and foreign-looking building of this period. There are remains of houses of this style at Acton Burnell, Shropshire ; Godmersham, Kent ; Longthorp, Northampton- shire ; Charney, Berkshire ; West Dean, Sussex ; and Oakham, Rutland, called Flore's House. There are also considerable remains of monastic buildings of this style.
The most celebrated and best examples of the Early English style have already been referred to in describing the dif...ferent parts, beginning with Canterbury, a. D. 1284, when the style was not quite fully developed. The next historical example to this is the choir and transepts of the small parish Church of Clee, in Lincolnshire, at the mouth of the Humber, which is important, because there is a contemporary inscription stating that it was dedicated in 1192 by Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln, (St. Hugh of Grenoble). This inscription could apply only to those parts of the church of Clee which are earlier in style, but only a little earlier, than St.
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