The foundation of the study of the Benedictine plan was laid down by Professor Willis in his articles on _Worcester Cathedral and Monastery_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XX), and in _The Architectural History of the Conventual Buildings of the Monastery of Christ Church in Canterbury_, 1869. D. J. Stewart's _Architectural History of Ely Cathedral_, 1868, is another remarkable work of the same period. Other important works are J. T. Micklethwaite's _Notes on the Abbey buildings of Westminster_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vols. XXXIII, LI), W. H. St John Hope's _Notes on the Benedictine Abbey of St Peter at Gloucester_ (_Ibid._ vol. LIV) and _Architectural History of the Cathedral Church and Monastery of St Andrew at Rochester_ (reprinted from _Archaeol. Cantiana_, 1900), the accounts of Peterborough abbey by C. R. Peers (_Vict. Co. Hist. Northants_, vol. II), of St Albans abbey by C. R. Peers and W. Page (_Ibid._ _Herts_, vol. II) and of Winchester cathedral priory by C. R. Peers and H. Brakspear (_Ibid._ _Hants_, vol. V), and W. H. Knowles' _Tynemouth Priory_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. LXVII). F. Bond's _Westminster Abbey_, 1909, is an admirably written and well illustrated volume. The Carthusian plan is treated by Mr Hope in _Mount Grace Priory_ (_Yorks. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XVIII, with historical articles by H. V. le Bas and W. Brown) and in _The London Charterhouse and its old water supply_ (_Archaeologia_, vol. LVIII). The peculiarities of the Cistercian order have received much attention: see E. Sharpe, _Architecture of the Cistercians_ (_Journal R.I.B.A._, 1870-1, pp. 189-210), and J. T. Micklethwaite, _Of the Cistercian plan_ (_Yorks. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. VII). The chief monograph on the Cistercian plan is W. H. St John Hope's _Fountains Abbey_ (_Yorks. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XV, reprinted separately, 1900), and to the same writer's _Kirkstall Abbey_ (_Thoresby Soc. Publications_, vol. XVI) is added an essay by J. Bilson on _The Architecture of the Cistercians_, reprinted, with some alterations, in _Archaeol. Journal_, vol. LXVI. It may be noted that Mr Hope, among other discoveries, established for the first time in his _Fountains Abbey_ the use of the Cistercian nave as the quire of the _conversi_, the arrangement of the Cistercian kitchen, and the fact of the disappearance of the _conversi_ from Cistercian houses after the middle of the fourteenth century. Mr Hope has further discussed Cistercian arrangements in _The Abbey of St Mary in Furness_ (_Cumb. and Westm. Antiq. and Archaeol. Soc. Trans._, vol. XVI, reprinted 1902), and with H. Brakspear in _Beaulieu Abbey_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. LXIII) and _Jervaulx Abbey_ (_Yorks. Archaeol. Journal_, vol. XXI). Mr Brakspear's monographs include _On the first Church at Furness_ (_Lanc. and Chesh. Antiq. Soc. Trans._, vol. XVIII), _The Church of Hayles Abbey_ (_Archaeol. Journal_, vol. LVIII; see also _Bristol and Glouc. Archaeol. Soc. Trans._, vol. XXIV), _Pipewell Abbey_ (_Assoc.