Contents
Adams Family |
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Great Scott! Sir Walter |
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Gothic Harvard |
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Photographic Memory |
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Reluctant Professor |
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Five of Hearts |
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Self-Made Medievalist |
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The Nature of the Book |
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Madonna of Medieval France, La Dona of Washington |
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Universal Exposition of 1900 |
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Old Paris |
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Dynamo and Virgin Suicide |
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Henry Adams as Jongleur |
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Unity and Multiplicity |
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Medievalist Dream of a Dying DC Dynasty? |
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The Goth Side of Washington |
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Goths and the Meanings of Gothic(k) |
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John Ruskin and William Morris |
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Richardsonian Romanesque |
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Saint John the Divine and Trinity Church |
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Cathedral Culture |
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Kenneth Clark |
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Our Lady’s Tumbler in Boston Bohemia |
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Charles Eliot Norton |
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The Knight Errant and Copeland & Day |
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Fred Holland Day |
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Ralph Adams Cram, Great Goth Almighty |
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Americanized Middle Ages |
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American Gothic Colleges: Ogive Talking |
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F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Gothic Jazz Age |
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Late Collegiate Gothic at Duke and Rhodes |
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Cathedrals of Learning |
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Gothic Landscaping: Picturesque Perfect |
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Trees as Nature’s Cathedrals |
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Collegiate Gothic Havens |
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Ivy League and Ivory Tower |
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The Origins of Gothic Skyscrapers: Top That |
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The Cathedral of Commerce |
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The Tribune Tower |
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Giving Gothic: John D. Rockefeller Jr. |
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“Not a Cathedral-Building Age” and Thorstein Veblen |
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Seeing Chicago in Gray and White |
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Hooting at Yale Gothic |
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World War I and Modernism |
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Notes to Chapter 1 |
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Notes to Chapter 2 |
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Notes to Chapter 3 |
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Notes to Chapter 4 |
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Notes to Chapter 5 |
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Notes to Chapter 6 |
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Abbreviations |
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Referenced Works |
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