BRANDON, J. R. and J. A., _Parish Churches_, London, 1888. [Perspective views, ground plans, and short descriptions.] ECCLESIOLOGICAL [Cambridge Camden] SOCIETY, _A Hand-Book of English Ecclesiology_, London, 1847. NEALE, J. P., and LE KEUX, J., _Views of the most interesting collegiate and parochial churches in Great Britain_, 2 vols., London, 1824-5. PARKER, J. H., _Introduction to the study of Gothic Architecture_, 12th ed., Oxford and London, 1898. RICKMAN, T., _An attempt to discriminate the styles of English Architecture_, 7th ed., Oxford and London, 1881. WICKES, C., _The spires and towers of the mediaeval churches of England_, London, 1859. 2. More modern works, in which the development of the ground plan is treated as part of the general subject, are: BOND, F., _Gothic Architecture in England_, London, 1905. BROWN, G. BALDWIN, _The Arts in Early England_, vol. II, London, 1903. PRIOR, E. S., _A history of Gothic art in England_, London, 1900. SCOTT, G. G., _An essay on the history of English Church Architecture_, London, 1881. 3. Among volumes dealing with special districts, the following may be mentioned: BUCKLER, G., _Twenty-two churches of Essex_, London, 1856. COX, J. C., _Notes on the churches of Derbyshire_, 4 vols., Chesterfield and London, 1875-9. CRANAGE, D. H. S., _An architectural account of the churches of Shropshire_, Wellington (in course of publication). MCCALL, H. B., _Richmondshire Churches_, London, 1909. NORTHAMPTON, _Architectural notices of the churches of the Archdeaconry of_, London, 1849. SHARPE, E., _An account of the churches visited during the Lincoln excursion of the Architectural Association_, London, 1871. SHARPE, E., and others, _Churches of the Nene Valley_, London, 1880. WILSON, F. R., _An architectural survey of the churches in the Archdeaconry of Lindisfarne_, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1870. 4. Books upon individual churches cannot be mentioned here, nor can any detailed list be given of the numerous valuable articles in such publications as _Archaeologia_ and the _Archaeological Journal_. Some of the most enlightening work upon the subject is to be found in the papers contributed by the late J. T. Micklethwaite to the transactions of various societies. Those on Saxon churches in vols. LIII and LIV of the _Archaeological Journal_, and the plans contributed by him to J. W. Walker's _History of All Saints, Wakefield_(Wakefield, 1888), may be specially mentioned.