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‘England. The Renaissance style of architecture made a very timid appearance in England during the first half of the 16^th century, and it was only from about 1550[ce] that it became a positive style with local qualities. In fact, the Gothic style continued in many parts of England throughout most of the 16^th century [ce], and English Renaissance architecture was a very original fusion of the Tudor Gothic and Classic styles. This style flourished until the early 17^th century [ce] when Inigo Jones created a much more Italianate style that gradually replaced the English Renaissance style.’

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*– ibid [Encyclopaedia Britannica 13:] 1011-12

(& see rest of [source] section re English architecture of the period)

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