The Cathedrals of Northern France

VII
The French Kings from Charlemagne Onward

VIII
Measurements of the Cathedrals at Amiens and Salisbury
(Whittington)

(The old French foot is the equal of 1.06576 English feet.)

The above comparative measurements are given as being of the contemporary types of English and French cathedrals, being nearly approximate to each other as to the date of their erection and measurements. The figures themselves are transcribed from a little-known but thoroughly conscientious work by G. D. Whittington, entitled "Contributions to an Ecclesiastical Survey of France."

IX
French Metres Reduced to English Feet

X
A Brief Glossary of architectural terms, with popular definitions, as applied to the components which compose the principal features of a cathedral church

No. 1. Ground Plan

No. 2. Cross Section

No. 3 Interior

No. 4. Cross Section