Early Architecture in Great Britain--_continued_.
Architecture of the Normans--St. Stephen’s at Caen--Canterbury
Cathedral modelled on that of St. Stephen’s--Description of the
Norman church built by the Confessor at Westminster _before the
Conquest_--Instances of Anglo-Saxon architecture being used _after
the Conquest_--Characteristics of the Norman style--Varieties of
combination--Doors, windows, archways, arcades, and vaulting--Minor
details--Mechanical ideal of a great Norman church--Vast scale and
number of works undertaken by the early Norman builders Page 60