[Illustration: PLAN OF THE TOWER OF LONDON (From a Drawing made between 1681 and 1689 by order of L^{d.} Dartmouth, Maj. Genl. of the Ordnance.) _A Martin’s Tower_ _B By Ward Tower_ _C Legge Mount_ _D Brass Mount_ _E Develin Tower_ _F Well Tower_ _G Cradle Tower_ _H Traitors’ Gate_ _I Draw Bridge_ _K Bell Tower_ _L Beauchamp Tower_ _M Devereux Tower_ _N Flint Tower_ _O Bowyers Tower_ _P Brick Tower_ _Q Jewell Tower_ _R Constable Tower_ _S Broad Arrow Tower_ _T Salt Tower_ _V Lanthorn Tower_ _W Record Tower_ _X Bloody Tower_ _Y The Chapel_ _Z The Main Courtyard_ _a The White Tower_ _b Lieutenant’s Lodgings_ _c Lower Old Storehouse_ _d Upper Old Storehouse_ _e The Great New Storehouse_ _f Office of the Ordnance_ _g Constable’s Lodging_ _h Mortar Piece Storehouse_ _i Treasury house_ _k Little Storehouse in Cold Harbour_ _l Mint Street_ _m Place for the Lions_ _n Cranes on the Wharfe_ _o Traitors’ Bridge_ _p Banbury Castle_ _q Brewer’s Quay_ _r Waggon house_ ] THE PORTFOLIO MONOGRAPHS, No. 46 _With 4 Illuminations in Colours and Gold, and 33 other Illustrations. Sewed, 5s. nett, or in cloth, gilt top, 7s. nett._ THE CATHEDRAL BUILDERS IN ENGLAND By EDWARD S. PRIOR, M.A., F.S.A. _Author of “A History of Gothic Art in England,” etc._ In this volume Mr. Prior treats of the Great English Mediæval Cathedrals, with special reference to the men by whom they were designed, and the craftsmen by whom they were erected. He thus characterizes the successive periods of Cathedral building in England:— 1. Norman, Benedictine, “Romanesque.” 2. Angevin, Neomonastic, “Transitional to Gothic.” 3. Insular, Episcopal, “Early English.” 4. Continental, Regal, “The Summit of Gothic.” 5. English, Aristocratic, “Decorated.” 6. After the Black Death: Official, “Perpendicular.” 7. Fifteenth Century: Parochial and Trading, “Perpendicular.” 8. Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries: the Craftsman and the Architect. 9. Nineteenth Century: the Restorer and Revivalist. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS MINIATURES FROM ILLUMINATED MSS. IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM, PRINTED IN COLOURS. Christ in Glory. From a _Missal_ of the Fourteenth Century. The Angels with the Seven Vials. From an _Apocalypse_ of the Fourteenth Century. Bishop carrying the Sacrament. From a _Lectionary_ of the Fifteenth Century. Group of Bishops. From a _Psalter_ of the Fifteenth Century. OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS