Memoirs Chiefly Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of Northumberland: Feudal and military antiquities of Northumberland and the Scottish borders, by C. H. HartshorneBell and Daldy, 1858 - Northumberland (England) |
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... buildings referred to , and subsequently freely used the Public Records of the realm , together with such other documents capable of affording assistance as are preserved amongst the muniments of Syon . A prominent place has been ...
... buildings referred to , and subsequently freely used the Public Records of the realm , together with such other documents capable of affording assistance as are preserved amongst the muniments of Syon . A prominent place has been ...
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... building rendered venerable by its age , and impressive through its historic appeals to the past , where so much remained belonging to the time of the Plantagenets , it would have been difficult , not to say highly reprehensible , to ...
... building rendered venerable by its age , and impressive through its historic appeals to the past , where so much remained belonging to the time of the Plantagenets , it would have been difficult , not to say highly reprehensible , to ...
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by far the greater part of the building , —the walls , the towers , and the external mouldings , —were all of this ... buildings erected before their own time , if they copy them correctly . Perhaps there may be a want of creative genius ...
by far the greater part of the building , —the walls , the towers , and the external mouldings , —were all of this ... buildings erected before their own time , if they copy them correctly . Perhaps there may be a want of creative genius ...
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... buildings than they saw before them , not merely disdaining the slavery of imitation , but in numerous instances , as may be seen in some of our best ca- thedrals , such as Canterbury and Durham , remorselessly cutting through and ...
... buildings than they saw before them , not merely disdaining the slavery of imitation , but in numerous instances , as may be seen in some of our best ca- thedrals , such as Canterbury and Durham , remorselessly cutting through and ...
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... Buildings had probably ex- isted on the same site , and had undergone the various at- tacks these places of resistance were ... building of York ) , and describes Ida as its restorer ( p . 53 , Stevenson's edition ) . castles of Domfront ...
... Buildings had probably ex- isted on the same site , and had undergone the various at- tacks these places of resistance were ... building of York ) , and describes Ida as its restorer ( p . 53 , Stevenson's edition ) . castles of Domfront ...
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