Our Homeland Churches and How to Study Them — John Shaqi
Our Homeland Churches and How to Study ThemHeath, Sidney
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Our Homeland Churches and How to Study Them
Heath, Sidney
Church architecture -- Great Britain
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_The Homeland Handbooks_--No. 55.
OUR HOMELAND CHURCHES AND HOW TO STUDY THEM.
by
SIDNEY HEATH
(Author of "Some Dorset Manor Houses," etc.)
Illustrated by the Author and Ethel M. Heath
And by Photographs.
Published under the General Editorship
of Prescott Row and Arthur Henry Anderson,
by the Homeland Association for the
Encouragement of Touring in Great Britain.
[Illustration: The Foundations of a Romano-British Church.
Uncovered at Silchester. _Photograph S. Victor White & Co._]
London:
The Homeland Association Ltd.,
22, Bride Lane, Fleet Street, E.C.
First Edition.
1907.
EDITORIAL NOTE.
With a view to making future Editions of this Handbook as accurate and
comprehensive as possible, suggestions for its improvement are cordially
invited. If sent to THE EDITORS, The Homeland Association, Association
House, 22, Bride Lane, Fleet Street, E.C., they will be gratefully
acknowledged.
COPYRIGHT.
This Book as a whole, with its contents, both Literary and Pictorial, is
Copyrighted in Great Britain.
ADVERTISING.
LOCAL.--Terms for Advertising in future issues of this Handbook
will be forwarded on application to the General Manager of the
Homeland Association, at the above address.
GENERAL.--Contracts for the insertion of Advertisements through
the whole series of Homeland Handbooks, more than fifty volumes,
circulating through the country, can be arranged on application to
the General Manager.
_CONTENTS._
_Author's Preface_ 7
_Dedication_ 8
_Introduction_ 9
_I.--Early British Churches_ 19
_II.--Early Church Architecture_ 26
_III.--The Saxon and Norman Styles_ 31
_IV.--The Early English Style_ 47
_V.--The Decorated Style_ 57
_VI.--The Perpendicular Style_ 64
_VII.--The Renaissance and Later_ 74
_VIII.--Church Furniture and Ornaments_ 80
_IX.--Bells and Belfries_ 95
_X.--The Spire: Its Origin and Development_ 99
_XI.--Stained Glass_ 104
_XII.--Crypts_ 109
_XIII.--How to describe an Old Church_ 111
_Appendix--A Glossary of the Principal Terms
used in Ecclesiastical Architecture_ 115
_Bibliography_ 123
_Index_ 124
_LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS._
PLATES.
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