In Gothic architecture, there would always be a pointed arch and a ribbed vault, as well as a flying buttress. The entire place would have numerous carvings of great artistic value that would only point out even more how great of a building it would be, since it was one of the primary goals of Gothic builders, making things huge and imposing.
I would've enjoyed because becoming a master builder for such a project means that the government of the country trusts you to be skillful enough to create such a massive building with huge historic importance and this would only mean that they have you in high esteem and respect you. It would be something like the cherry on top of an amazing architectural career.
Yes. James Davenport should have been tried given that he broke a law. His rants and attacks against other ministers were unwarranted making arrested in Connecticut for violating a law against itinerant preaching justifiable. Later on, Davenport indeed retracted his early teachings after his mental state improved
