Introductory remarks--Few buildings erected in fourteenth century,
but many destroyed during the wars with England--A gap in Scottish
architecture during fourteenth century--Building again begun in
fifteenth century--Style of early part of century closely allied to
the Decorated of England, but in the latter half of century the style
differed from that both of France and England, and partook of features
from both these countries--Style of Melrose Abbey compared with that of
York Minster--Introduction of special features in Scotland, such as the
Pointed Barrel Vault supporting a stone roof, and the erection of
collegiate churches, 331-334
New Abbey, or Sweetheart Abbey (_Cistercian_), Kirkcudbrightshire, 334
Melrose Abbey (_Cistercian_), Roxburghshire, 344
Lincluden College, Kirkcudbrightshire, 383
Fortrose Cathedral, Ross-shire, 394
Crosraguel Abbey (_Cluniac_), Ayrshire, 402
St. Giles’ Collegiate Church, Edinburgh, 419
St. Michael’s, Linlithgow, West Lothian, 455
St. Monans’, Fifeshire, 471
Whithorn Priory (_Premonstratensian_), Wigtonshire, 479
Temple Church, Mid-Lothian, 486
St. Mary’s, Haddington, East Lothian, 491
Balmerino Abbey (_Cistercian_), Fifeshire, 505
Chapel in Rothesay Castle, Buteshire, 517
St. Bride’s, Douglas, Lanarkshire, 520
St. Bride’s College, Bothwell, Do. 531
St. Duthus’, Tain, Ross-shire, 537
Fearn Abbey (_Premonstratensian_), Do. 542
St. Peter’s, Inverkeithing, Fifeshire, 547
Aberdalgie, Monument of Sir W. Olifurd, Perthshire, 551
St. Devenic’s, Creich, Fifeshire, 554
Faslane Church, Argyleshire, 557