Notes

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 5
3. Acknowledgements 6
4. Notes on scope and geography 7
5. Introduction 9
6. PART ONE Late-Georgian church building: the context
7. CHAPTER ONE ‘The Church in Danger’ 17
8. PART TWO Architects and architecture
9. CHAPTER TWO Ecclesiastical architecture and questions of style 33
10. CHAPTER THREE Church designers and their world 53
11. CHAPTER FOUR Constructional and decorative innovations in church building 69
12. CHAPTER FIVE Designing for worship: the practical issues 83
13. CHAPTER SIX Planning liturgical space 97
14. PART THREE Churchgoing
15. CHAPTER SEVEN Late-Georgian worship 109
16. CHAPTER EIGHT Seating the congregation 123
17. PART FOUR Late-Georgian church building
18. CHAPTER NINE Late eighteenth-century church building: the final triumph of Classicism 135
19. CHAPTER TEN Church building 1800 –1820 155
20. CHAPTER ELEVEN Case study 1: the Gothic Revival in West Yorkshire and Liverpool, c.1800 –1820 171
21. CHAPTER TWELVE Design debates and solutions, c.18 20: the Commissioners, the ICBS and publications 183
22. CHAPTER THIRTEEN Church building in the 1820s 199
23. CHAPTER FOURTEEN Case study 2: church building in London, c.1790 –1830; from Classical to Gothic 213
24. CHAPTER FIFTEEN Case study 3: church building in south-east Lancashire, c.1790 –1830; the role of the clergy 229
25. CHAPTER SIXTEEN Church building in the 1830s 245
26. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN 1840: A brave new world? 267
27. PART FIVE Conclusions
28. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Conclusions 277
29. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Conclusions 279
30. Select gazetteer 284
31. Notes 290
32. Select bibliography 305
33. Index 312