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BIBLIOGRAPHY
THE decision to exclude from this bibliography all works published in learned
periodicals and confine these to the notes inevitably gives a very misleading im-
pression. From Professor Willis, the greatest of nineteenth-century medieval
archaeologists, onwards much of the most important work has been published
in periodicals, and such names as Bilson, Brakspear, St John Hope, and Peers
hardly appear, or occupy so modest a place as to give no indication of the impor-
tance of their work to the study of the subject as a whole. The Antiquaries Journal,
The Archaeological Journal, Archaeologia, The Journal of the British Archaeological
Association, The Journal of the Royal Institute of British Architects, and those of many
local archaeological societies, together with the great topographical collected
works such as the Victoria County Histories, the Inventories of the Royal Com-
mission on Ancient and Historical Monuments, and the Guides and leaflets issued by
the Ministry of Works, have a quite exceptional importance.
GENERAL WORKS
ALLEN F. J. The Great Church Towers of England.
Cambridge, 1933.
ATKINSON T. D. Local Style in English Archi-
tecture. London, 1947.
BIVER P., and HOWARD F. E. Les Chantry Chapels
anglaises. Caen, 1908.
BOND F. Gothic Architecture in England. London,
1906.
BOND F. Wood Carving in English Churches, Vol. II:
Stalls. London, 1910.
BOND F. An Introduction to English Church Archi-
tecture. Oxford, 1913.
BRANDON J. R. and J. A. Parish Churches. London,
1888.
BRANDON J. R. and J. A. Open Timber Roofs of the
Middle Ages. London, 1899.
BRAUN Hugh. An Introduction to English Mediaeval
Architecture. London, 1951.
BROWN G. Baldwin. The Arts in Early England:
Architecture. London, 1925.
CAVE C. J. P. Roof Bosses in Mediaeval Churches.
Cambridge, 1948.
CLAPHAM A. W. English Romanesque Architecture
before the Conquest. Oxford, 1930.
CLAPHAM A. W. English Romanesque Architecture
after the Conquest. Oxford, 1934.
CLAPHAM A. W. Romanesque Architecture in
Western Europe. Oxford, 1936.
CLAPHAM A. W. Romanesque Architecture in Eng-
land. London, 1950.
CLAPHAM A. W., and GODFREY W. H. Some
Famous Buildings and their Story. London, 1913.
COOK G. H. Mediaeval Chantries and Chantry
Chapels. London, 1947.
COULTON G. G. Art and the Reformation. Oxford,
1928.
COX J. C., and HARVEY A. English Church Furni-
ture. London, 1919.
CROSSLEY F. H. English Church Monuments.
London, 1921.
EVANS Joan. English Art 1307-1461. Oxford, 1949.
FOWLER J. T. (ed.). The Mills of Durham. Surtees
Society, Durham, 1903.
GARDNER A. English Gothic Foliage Sculpture.
Cambridge, 1927.
GARDNER A. A Handbook of English Mediaeval
Sculpture. Cambridge, 1935; 2nd ed. 1951.
HARVEY J. H. Henry Yevele. London, 1944.
HARVEY J. H. Gothic England. London, 1947.
HARVEY. J. H. An Introduction to Tudor Architecture.
London, 1949.
HARVEY J. H. The Gothic World. London, 1950.
HARVEY J. H., and FELTON H. The English
Cathedrals. London, 1950.
HOWARD F. E., and CROSSLEY F. H. English
Church Woodwork. London, 1917; 2nd ed. 1927.
JAMES M. R., and THOMPSON A. Hamilton.
Abbeys. London, 1925.
KENDRICK T. D. Anglo-Saxon Art to A.D. 900.
London, 1938.
KENDRICK T. D. Late Saxon and Viking Art.
London, 1949.
KNOOP D., and JONES G. P. The Mediaeval
Mason. Manchester, 1933.
LEASK H. G. Architectural Chapter in Christian
Art in Ancient Ireland, Vol. II. Dublin, 1941.

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