The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 1/3
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A comprehensive survey traces the development of Scottish church building from earliest Christian monuments through the seventeenth century, combining site descriptions, plans, and drawings with architectural analysis. It examines early inscribed crosses, monastic cells and beehive huts, and the transition from timber to stone, showing Irish monastic influence and native variations. Later chapters apply established Gothic periodization to Scottish examples, note regional differences, and describe parish churches, abbeys, and ecclesiastical fittings, aiming to illustrate stylistic evolution, construction techniques, and liturgical arrangements across centuries.
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