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Our Homeland Churches and How to Study Them

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A

All Souls' College, Oxford,76

Altars,80

Alveston Church, Warwickshire,41

Amiens Cathedral,57

Anne, Queen,76

Apse, The,27

Arches—

Saxon,35

Norman,37

Early English,49

Decorated,62

Perpendicular,66

Ashchurch, Gloucestershire,106

B

Baptistery, The,84

Barfreston Church, Kent,39, 41

Barnack Church, Northants32, 33, 34, 101

Barnstaple, Devon,98

Barnwell,92

Barry, Sir C.,78, 79

Basilica, The,26

Bayeux Tapestry,41, 103

Beaulieu, Hants,90

Beckett's Crown, Canterbury,106

Bede (quoted),21, 23, 96

Bells and Belfries,95

Bench Ends,89

Bertha, Queen,23

Beverley Minster,109

Billesley Church, Warwickshire,78

Bishopstone, Sussex,32

Bloxham Church,101

Boston, Lincs,72

Bovey Church,92

Bradford-on-Avon,32

Brewer, J. W. (quoted),28

Brighton Pavilion,78

Brigstock Church, Northants,97

Bristol Cathedral,70

British Churches, Early,19

Brixworth Church,28, 32, 33, 97

Broadmayne Church,86

Bruton, Som.,97

Burne-Jones, Sir E.,107

Bury St. Edmunds,82

Buttresses—

Norman,43

Early English,84

Decorated,62

Perpendicular,70

Byzantium,27

C

Canterbury Cathedral,43, 94, 101, 104, 110

Capitals—

Norman,42

Early English,54

Decorated,60

Perpendicular,69

Caradoc, King,19

Carlisle Cathedral,60, 106

Charles II.,76

Charlton-on-Otmoor,92

Charlton Church, Kent,106

Chartres Cathedral,101

Chetwode, Bucks,106

Chichester Cathedral,97

Chipping Norton, Oxford,81

Christchurch Priory,88, 94, 107, 110

Christ Church, Spitalfields,76

Chudleigh Church, Devon,92

Church Furniture and Ornaments,80

Cirencester Church, Glos.,70

Classic Reverse, The,70

Clerkenwell,44

Collumpton, Devon,92

Compton Church,94

Constantine, Emperor,27

Constantinople,27

Cranley, Surrey,106

Crawden's Chapel,58

Croyland Abbey,96

Crypts,109

Curfew,96

D

Decorated Style, The,57

Doisnel, Juliana,44

Dolton Church,84

Doorways—

Saxon,30, 32

Norman,39

Early English,54

Decorated,62

Perpendicular,69

Dorchester Church, Oxford,107

Dore Abbey,81

Dunstable,92

Dunster Church,81, 92

Durham Cathedral,43, 73, 82, 94, 112

E

Earl's Barton Church,32, 33

Early English Style, The,47

East Dereham,97

Edburton Church,84

Edington Church, Wilts,72

Edington, Bp. William,72

Edmund, Archbp. of Cant.,84

Edward I.,49

Edward III.,84

Elizabeth, Queen,81, 110

Eltham Palace,73

Ely Cathedral,29, 43, 57

Ely Chapel,60

Ethelbert, King of Kent,23

Euston, Oxford,94

Evesham Abbey,73, 97

Exeter Cathedral,89

F

Fairford Church, Glos.,107

Fan Vaulting,69

Fergusson, Dr. (quoted),75

Flying Buttresses,56

Fonts,84

Fordington S. George, Dorchester,41

Fotheringay Church, Northants,73

Fountains Abbey,47

Fuller, Thos. (quoted),19

Furness Abbey,87

Furniture, Church,80

G

Glass, Stained,104

Glastonbury Abbey,19, 97

Glossary,115

Gloucester Cathedral,43, 73, 94, 106, 110

Gothic Architecture, Leading Characteristics,63

Gothic Styles, The,47

Grantham,101

Greenstead Church, Essex,32, 34, 35

Grosmont, Monmouth,81

H

Hackness,96

Hanwell, Oxford,94

Hartland Church,92

Hawkesmore,76

Heckington,86, 101

Heigham,72

Henry I.,44

Henry II.,49

Henry III.,44, 48, 49

Hereford Cathedral,57, 110

Hexham,82, 109

Hutchinson, Rev. J. M. (quoted),49

I

Iffley Church, Oxford,39

J

Jenkyns, Canon (quoted),25

John, King,44, 48, 49

Jones, Inigo,75, 78

K

Kemsing, Kent,92

Kenton Church, Devon,90, 92

King's College Chapel, Cambridge,107

King's Sutton,101

Knights Hospitallers,44

Knights Templars,43

L

Lady Chapel, Exeter,60

Langham Place,78

Lastingham Church, York,110

Laud, Archbishop,16

Ledbury, Hereford,103

Leighton Buzzard,101

Lichfield, Abbot,97

Lichfield, Cathedral,57, 101

Lincoln Cathedral,43, 52, 57, 63, 81, 106

Little Billing,84

Little Maplestead,44

Llanrhaiadr-y-Kinmerch,107

Luidhard, Bishop,23

Long Melford Church, Suffolk,73

Long Sutton,92

Luton Church,58

Lyminge,25

M

Magdalen College, Oxford,90

Malmesbury (family),110

Manchester Cathedral,73, 88

Markland (quoted),97

Mary, Queen,81, 92

Marylebone Church,78

Melbury Bubb,84

Merton College, Oxford,58, 60, 106

Minehead,92

Morley Church, Derbyshire,107

Morris, William,107

Morton Church, Soms.,73

Mouldings—

Norman,37

Early English,52

Decorated,62

Perpendicular,69

N

Newark, Notts.,92

New College, Oxford,72

Norbury, Derbyshire,106

Norman Architecture,35

Norwich Cathedral,29, 43

O

Ornaments—

Norman,37

Early English,52

Decorated,60, 62

Perpendicular,68, 69, 70

Ornaments, Church,80

Oxford Cathedral,43, 101

P

Palladio,74, 75

Parham,84

Parker (quoted),31, 35, 88

Parliament, Houses of,78

Patrixbourne Church, Kent,41

Perkins, Rev. T. (quoted),110

Perpendicular Styles,64

Perpendicular Towers,72

Perpendicular Spires,73

Peterborough Cathedral,29, 43, 57

Philippa, Queen,84

Piscinas,87

Piers—

Norman,42

Early English,54

Decorated,60

Perpendicular,68

Plymtree,92

Pointed Arch, The,49

Porches,53

Porlock Church, Somerset,81

Pugin,78, 79

Pulpits,90

Pyecombe,84

Pylle Church,86

R

Radipole Church, Dorset,98

Ravenna,33

Reculver,25

Reform Club,79

Renaissance, The,74

Repton Church, Derby,109, 110

Reredos, The,94

Richard I.,48, 49

Richborough,25

Rickman (quoted),35

Ripon Cathedral,32, 109

Rievaulx,47

Rochester Cathedral,42, 57, 109

Rolvenden Church, Kent,86

Romanesque Style, The,27

Rome,33

Ross,101

Rotherham Church, Yorks.,70

Rothwell Church,87

Round Churches, The,44

Routledge, Rev. C. F., M.A., F.S.A.,24

S

Saffron Walden,73

Saint Alban's Cathedral,54, 94

Saint Andrew's, Norwich,73

Saint Anselm,110

Saint Augustine,19

Saint Benet's, Cambridge,32

Saint Chad's Cathedral, Birmingham,79

Saint Clement's, Norfolk,73

Saint Cross, Winchester,39

Saint David's, Cathedral,57, 73

Saint Dunstan,96

Saint Edmundsbury,97

Saint Edmund, Martyr,35

Saint Etheldreda,58

Saint Ethelwold,103

Saint Giles', Oxford,81

Saint Hilda,96

Saint Lawrence, Bradford-on-Avon,32, 33

Saint Margaret's, Westminster,107

Saint Mark's, Venice,28

Saint Mary Abchurch,76

Saint Mary Magdalene, Ripon,81

Saint Mary Redcliffe, Bristol,73

Saint Mary's, Cambridge,73

Saint Mary's, Dover,22

Saint Mary's, Lincoln,32

Saint Mary's, Luton,84

Saint Mary's, Newark,101

Saint Mary's, Norwich,73

Saint Mary's, Ottery,92

Saint Mary's, Oxford,73, 101

Saint Mary's, Stamford,92

Saint Mary's, Taunton,73

Saint Mary's, Wareham,81, 84

Saint Mary's, Woolnoth,76

Saint Mary's, York,32

Saint Martin's, Canterbury,22

Saint Martin's, Wareham,32

Saint Michael's, Coventry,73

Saint Michael's, Oxford,32, 34, 94

Saint Nicholas, Lynn,73

Saint Nicholas, Newcastle,73

Saint Nicholas, Yarmouth,63

Saint Paul the Apostle,19

Saint Paul's Cathedral,75, 76, 101

Saint Paul's Churchyard,90

Saint Patrick,21

Saint Peter Port, Guernsey,98

Saint Peter's in the East, Oxford110

Saint Peter's, Lincoln,32

Saint Peter's, Norwich,73

Saint Peter's, Rome,75, 76

Saint Pierre, Caen,101

Saint Piran's, Perranporth,21

Saint Saviour's, Dartmouth,90, 92

Saint Saviour's, Southwark,94

Saint Sepulchre, Cambridge,44

Saint Sepulchre, Northampton,44

Saint Sophia, Constantinople,28

Saint Stephen's, Bristol,73

Saint Stephen's Chapel, Westminster,58

Saint Stephen's, Walbrook,76

Saint Thomas à Becket,110

Saint Wilfrid's Needle,109

Saint Wolfstan,103

Salisbury Cathedral,47, 57, 101, 106

Sanctuary Knockers,82

Saxon Architecture,31

Saxon Churches,32

Scott (quoted),31

Screens,92

Sedilia,87

Shottesbrook Church, Berks,66, 103

Shrewsbury,90

Silchester,25

Snettisham, Norfolk,101

Solihull, Warwickshire,94

Sompting, Sussex,32, 99

Southwell,57, 87

Southwold Church, Suffolk,73

Speyer Cathedral,29

Spires,73, 99

Squints,90

Stalls,88

Stanford, Leicester,106

Stone Church, Kent,54

Stoups,86

T

Temple Balsall,44

Temple Church, London,44

Tenby,90

Tewkesbury Abbey,106

Thaxted Church, Essex,73

Thornham Church, Kent,86

Towers,33, 72

Transom, The,46, 49

Trinity Church, Ely,58

Tympana,41

U

Uffendon, Devon,92

V

Vitruvius,74

W

Wakefield Church, Yorkshire,73

Walpole, Horace,78

Walton-on-the-Hill, Surrey,84

Wansted, Oxford,101

Wantsume,25

Warmington, Warwickshire,81

Wells Cathedral,53, 57, 110

West Horsley, Surrey,106

Westminster Abbey,48, 57, 63, 76, 78, 103

Westminster Hall,73

Westminster, Henry's VII.'s Chapel,68, 88, 89

Westwell, Kent,106

Wilford Church, Oxford,101

William the Conqueror,96

Wimborne Minster,110

Wimmington Church, Bedfordshire,66

Winchester Cathedral,43, 6372, 85, 88, 103, 110

Winchester College,72

Windows—

Saxon,32

Norman,39

Early English,52

Decorated,58

Perpendicular,68

Wing,32

Wootton Wawen,32

Worcester Cathedral,57, 109, 110

Worms Cathedral,29

Wren, Sir Christopher,75, 76

Wrexham Church,72

Wroxhall Abbey,106

Wykeham, William of,72, 84

Wymondham Church,72

Y

York Minster,32, 57, 63, 66, 73, 94, 106, 109

THE HOMELAND HANDBOOKS

Copiously Illustrated and provided with Ordnance Maps and Plans.

JANUARY, 1907.

No. Cloth.Paper.

1Tonbridge for the Angler, the Holiday-maker, and the Resident. By Stanley Martin and Prescott Row1⁄-6d.

2Tunbridge Wells of To-Day.By Stanley Martin and Prescott Row. Ordnance Map and Plans. Second Edition;1⁄-6d.

3"London Town." By Eric Hammond 1⁄-6d.

4"Lyonesse": The Isles of Scilly. By J. C. Tonkin and Prescott Row. Fourth Edition. Map2⁄-1⁄-

5"Wolfe-Land": The Westerham District, Kent. By Gibson Thompson. Third Edition. Ordnance Map1⁄61⁄-

6"Kent's Capital": Maidstone. By Stanley Martin and Prescott Row. Second Edition. With Map1⁄-6d.

7Croydon, New and Old. By Edward A. Martin, F.G.S., and J. E. Morris, B.A. Third Edition. With Map1⁄-6d.

8Dartmoor and Its Surroundings. By Beatrix F. Cresswell. Edited by William Crossing. Fourth Edition. Ordnance Maps2⁄-1⁄-

9Rochester and Chatham with Pen and Camera. By A. G. Munro, B.A. Second Edition. With Map1⁄66d.

10Reigate and Redhill. By T. F. W. Hamilton and W. Hodgson. Second Edition. Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

11"Surrey's Capital": Guildford and District. By J. E. Morris, B.A. Third Edition. With Map1⁄66d.

12Dulverton and District: The Country of the Wild Red Deer. By F. J. Snell, B.A. Second Edition. Cloth Edition contains Map1⁄66d.

13Farnham and Its Surroundings. By Gordon Home. With Map 2⁄-1⁄-

14Godalming and its Surroundings. Edited by Prescott Row. Second Edition. With Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

15Teignmouth and its Surroundings. By Beatrix F. Cresswell. Second Edition. With Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

16Hastings and St. Leonards. By W. H. Sanders. With Plan 1⁄66d.

17Epsom and Its Surroundings. By Gordon Home. Ordnance Map 1⁄69d.

18Minehead, Porlock, and Dunster: The Sea-board of Exmoor. By C. E. Larter. Second Edition. Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

19Cranbrook: The Town of the Kentish Weald. By Stanley Martin. Second Edition. With Map1⁄66d.

20Dawlish, and the Estuary of the Exe. By Beatrix F. Cresswell. Cloth Edition contains Map1⁄-6d.

21St. Albans: Its Abbey and Its Surroundings. By C. H. Ashdown, F.R.G.S., F.C.S. With Ordnance Map2⁄61⁄-

22Bromley, Beckenham, and Chislehurst. By George Clinch, F.G.S. Ordnance Map2⁄61⁄-

23Exeter and Its Cathedral. By Beatrix F. Cresswell. With Plan 1⁄-6d.

24Kingston-upon-Thames and Surbiton. By Dr. W. E. St. L. Finny With Ordnance Map2⁄61⁄-

25Evesham and its Neighbourhood, Including Broadway. By William Smith. With Map1⁄61⁄-

26Petworth and Mid West Sussex. By L. C. Barnes. With Map. (Cloth only)1⁄-—

27Newquay, the Vale of Lanherne, and Perranzabuloe. By Fannie Goddard. Second Edition. Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

28Haslemere and Hindhead with their Surroundings. By J. E. Morris, B.A. Second Edition. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

29Taunton and Taunton Deane. By Beatrix F. Cresswell. Ordnance Map2⁄61⁄-

30Littlehampton, Arundel, and Amberley. By Rev. W. Goodliffe, .A. Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

31"The Western Gate of Dartmoor": Tavistock and the District. By William Crossing. With Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

32Plymouth: "The Metropolis of the West." By W. H. K. Wright. With Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

33The Chalfont Country (South Bucks). By S. Graveson. Ordnance Map1⁄61⁄-

34Dunstable, the Downs, and the District. By. G. Worthington Smith, F.L.S., etc. With Maps2⁄-1⁄-

35The Quantock Hills, their Combes and Villages. By Beatrix F. Cresswell. Ordnance Map. (Cloth only)2⁄6—

36Oxted, Limpsfield, and Edenbridge. By Gordon Home. Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

37Lynton, Lynmouth, and the Lorna Doone Country. By J. E. Morris, B.A. Ordnance Map1⁄-6d.

38Horsham and its Surroundings. By Rev. W. Goodliffe, M.A. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

39Seaford and Newhaven. By Geo. Day. Ordnance Map 1⁄-6d.

40The Great Ouse. Huntingdon, St. Neots, and St Ives. By H. L. Jackson, M.A., and G. R. Holt Shafto. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

41King's Lynn with Its Surroundings, including Sandringham. By W. A. Dutt. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

42Woking and Ripley with their Surroundings. By A. H. Anderson. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

43Hertford and Its Surroundings. By W. Graveson. Ordnance Map. 2⁄-1⁄-

44Dorking and Leatherhead. By Joseph E. Morris, M.A. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

45Waltham and Cheshunt. By Freeman Bunting. Ordnance Map 1⁄-6d.

46Dorchester with its Surroundings. By F. W. and Sidney Heath. with a Foreword by Thomas Hardy. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

47Luton Church. By Constance Isherwood. With Plan 1⁄-6d.

48Reading and its Surroundings. By A. H. Anderson. Ordnance Map 2⁄-1⁄-

49Sutton and its Surroundings. By F. Richards. Ordnance Map 2⁄-1⁄-

50Watford and its Surroundings. By Walter Moore. Ordnance Map 2⁄-1⁄-

51Yeovil and its Surroundings. By Frank Heath. Ordnance Map 2⁄-1⁄-

52Aylesbury and its Surroundings. By Walter Moore. Ordnance Map 2⁄-1⁄-

53Gravesend and Its Surroundings. By A. J. Philip. Ordnance Map2⁄-1⁄-

54High Wycombe and Its Surroundings. By Henry Harbour ——

55Our Homeland Churches, and How to Study Them. By Sidney Heath 2⁄-—

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