Lectures on the Rise and Development of Mediaeval Architecture, Delivered at the Royal Academy; Volume 1

A fascinating series of lectures by one of Britain's most prominent architects, tracing the evolution of medieval architecture from its early Romanesque roots to the intricate Gothic structures of the High Middle Ages.

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