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Neo-Gothic

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Neo-Gothic
The reuse of forms of Gothic architecture in the second half of the 19th century and thereafter.
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The neo-Gothic palace is 268 m long and its dome is 96 m high.
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A winning narrative and well-rounded, entertaining characters make this a fitting addition to the Neo-Gothic library.
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Unlike the Oxbridge colleges, ordinary bricks and terracotta dressings were used for the neo-Gothic exterior, leading to the phrase "red brick university", coined by Edgar Allison Peers, a Liverpool professor of Spanish.
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