Tower in Northamptonshire, England

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“Saxon Architecture was the style of architecture in use in England from the time of its conversion till the Conquest. It is easily recognized by its massive columns and semicircular arches, which usually spring from capitals without the intervention of the entablature."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

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England, columns, arches, saxon architecture, tower in northamptonshire, conversion to conquest, capitals, without entablature

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Towers and Spires, United Kingdom Churches and Cathedrals

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