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Lectures on the rise and development of medieval architecture; vol. 1

Note 66 — LECTURE VIII. On the Practical Study of Gothic Architecture.

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There seems to be a perfect crusade going on against these relics which give such a charm to our villages, though nothing shows more painfully the contrast between the tastefulness of former times and the tastelessness of the present than a comparison between these despised remains and the structures by which they are constantly being replaced. (G. G. S.)

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