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Note G — ON THE LATE, OR DEBASED, GOTHIC BUILDINGS OF OXFORD. From the Reign of Elizabeth to the end of the Seventeenth Century.

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A curious example of Elizabethan work occurs at Sunningwell Church, within a few miles of Oxford, where there is a singular polygonal porch at the west end, being a mixture of Ionic columns and Gothic windows. There is also some good woodwork of the same period. The church was chiefly rebuilt by Bishop Jewel.

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