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10. Early churches in Kent and Essex 14 11. Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts. 16 12. Escomb church, Durham 16 13. Early Northumbrian churches 18 14. Wilfrid's churches at Hexham and Ripon 20 15, 16. Brixworth, Northants: other basilican plans 21 17. Exceptional occurrence of the basilican plan in England 24

CHAPTER II

PARISH CHURCHES OF THE LATER SAXON PERIOD

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18.	The normal pre-Conquest plan	27
19.	The western bell-tower	29
20.	Plans in which the ground floor of the tower forms the body of the church	30
21.	Barton-on-Humber and the centralised plan	33
22.	Centralised planning in England	34
23.	The Saxon lateral porch	35
24.	Development of the transeptal chapel	36
25.	Towers between nave and chancel	37
26,	27. Development of the cruciform plan	38
28.	Influence of local material upon the aisleless church plan	42

CHAPTER III

THE AISLELESS CHURCH OF THE NORMAN PERIOD

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29.	Survival and development of the aisleless plan after the Conquest	44
30.	The nave of the aisleless church	46
31.	Rectangular chancels	47
32.	Churches with no structural division between nave and chancel	49
33.	Churches with apsidal chancels	49
34.	The quire	53
35.	The transeptal chapel	54
36.	Cruciform plans: North Newbald and Melbourne	58
37.	Later developments of the cruciform plan	60
38.	Symbolism in planning	62

CHAPTER IV

THE AISLED PARISH CHURCH

I. NAVE, TOWER, AND PORCHES

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