This classic work on the architectural history of Chichester Cathedral provides a comprehensive account of the building's origins, development, and artistic features, as well as a detailed examination of the causes and consequences of the fall of the tower and spire in 1861. Lavishly illustrated with plates and drawings, the book offers a fascinating insight into the history and aesthetics of Gothic architecture.

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