Victorian churches were often of high quality, reflecting in physical terms the intense theological debates of the time. This highly-illustrated book by a leading authority describes many of the finest examples.
Victorian churches were often of high quality, reflecting in physical terms the intense theological debates of the time. This highly-illustrated book by a leading authority describes many of the finest examples.
Professor James Stevens Curl has an international reputation as an architectural historian whose publications span Classical, Georgian and Victorian architecture, and with Susan Wilson he wrote the Oxford Dictionary of Architecture, published by Oxford University Press in 2016. His Making Dystopia; The Strange Rise and Survival of Architectural Barbarism (OUP, 2018) is a combative critique of the Modernist movement and, while controversial, asks questions about our urban landscapes to which answers are long overdue.
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Preface and acknowledgements Foreword Rev Barry A Orford 1 An Introduction to Denominations and Victorian Churches 2 Architecture, Antiquarianism, and Styles 3 The Religious Atmosphere in the 1830s and 1840s 4 Recusants, Goths, Converts, Ultramontanes, and Controversies 5 The Anglican Revival 6 The Search for an Ideal 7 Church Architecture of the 1850s, 1860s, and early 1870s 8 The Late Victorian Anglican Church in Several Manifestations 9 Non Anglican Buildings for Religious Observance 10 Epilogue Bibliography Index
Preface and acknowledgements Foreword Rev Barry A Orford 1 An Introduction to Denominations and Victorian Churches 2 Architecture, Antiquarianism, and Styles 3 The Religious Atmosphere in the 1830s and 1840s 4 Recusants, Goths, Converts, Ultramontanes, and Controversies 5 The Anglican Revival 6 The Search for an Ideal 7 Church Architecture of the 1850s, 1860s, and early 1870s 8 The Late Victorian Anglican Church in Several Manifestations 9 Non Anglican Buildings for Religious Observance 10 Epilogue Bibliography Index
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