History of the Cathedral Church of Wells: As Illustrating the History of the Cathedral Churches of the Old FoundationMacmillan, 1870 - 200 من الصفحات |
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... perhaps more ancient in its actual fabric . Thus at Oxford the cathedral church is well - nigh lost among the buildings of the Univer- sity and its greatest college . At Chester its rank may be disputed by the majestic fragments of the ...
... perhaps more ancient in its actual fabric . Thus at Oxford the cathedral church is well - nigh lost among the buildings of the Univer- sity and its greatest college . At Chester its rank may be disputed by the majestic fragments of the ...
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... perhaps a too close , connexion with the cathedral and its Chapter . Thus the history of the church is the his- tory of the city ; no battles , no sieges , no parlia- ments , break the quiet tenor of its way ; the name of the city has ...
... perhaps a too close , connexion with the cathedral and its Chapter . Thus the history of the church is the his- tory of the city ; no battles , no sieges , no parlia- ments , break the quiet tenor of its way ; the name of the city has ...
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... perhaps some of you read the notice which was placed on the choir - door last week summoning all the members of the Chapter to attend for the election of the new Bishop . You might there have seen the Queen's congé d'élire , the writ ...
... perhaps some of you read the notice which was placed on the choir - door last week summoning all the members of the Chapter to attend for the election of the new Bishop . You might there have seen the Queen's congé d'élire , the writ ...
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... perhaps even those of Western Somerset , it looked , no less than when it looked across the Channel to the hills of Gwent and Morganwg , upon a foreign and hostile land . ( 10 ) The great natural features of the country were of course ...
... perhaps even those of Western Somerset , it looked , no less than when it looked across the Channel to the hills of Gwent and Morganwg , upon a foreign and hostile land . ( 10 ) The great natural features of the country were of course ...
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... perhaps it may be needful to set forth more fully the exact meaning of those words , and to say something about the two different classes of clergy in those I days , the differences between whom tore the whole C 2 CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ...
... perhaps it may be needful to set forth more fully the exact meaning of those words , and to say something about the two different classes of clergy in those I days , the differences between whom tore the whole C 2 CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ...
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