Britton, John: The architectural antiquities of Great Britain: represented and illustrated in a series of views, elevations, plans, sections, and details, of ancient English edifices ; with historical and descriptive accounts of each (Band 5) (1835)

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Architectural Antiquities of England.

1. BRIXTON'S ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OE GREAT BRITAIN;

consisting of Thrki: Hundred and Sixty-four Plates of Castles, Churches, Old Mansions, Crosses, &c. &c.
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OF THE ANCIENT ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE OF GREAT BRITAIN; consisting of
Eighty Plates of Plans, Elevations, Sections, Views, and Details of several Edifices, with ample
Historical and Descriptive Accounts of each—

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In this volume the Buildings are classed and arranged in Chronological Order, whereby the progressive and almost
imperceptible changes of style are defined. From the earliest Specimens to the reign of Elizabeth, almost every variety
ot" Design, and every successive novelty, are displayed; and these are engiaved in Plan, Section, Elevation, and Per-
spective View, for the purpose of accurate and satisfactory Delineation. By this mode, it is presumed that a Grammar of
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of Terms, with Definitions, Stc., is added.

3. BRITTON'S HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF BATH ABBEY CHURCH;

with an Essay on Epitaphs, by the late Rev. J. J- Conybeare, and Remarks on Sepulchral Memorials, with
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panied by historical and descriptive Accounts. 114 Plates in Outline, by J. Le Keux, Turret, d}c. The
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