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Cathedral cities of England (1905)

Gilbert, George, Collins, William Wiehe, 1862- ill · New York : Dodd, Mead and company · leaf 416

An illustration from Cathedral cities of England, 1905, leaf 416
septs and thelow central tower, as also the very early crypt, stillexist. The church is a spacious, massive, andsplendid cruciform building of Norman architec-ture with subsequent additions in the Gothic style.The whole of the Norman nave was demolishedand re-erected on a far grander scale by… … « u H g C/D s « X DC H U < z WINCHESTER by Bishop Fox from 1510 to 1528. Here is thetomb of William II. A great feature is the mag-nificent reredos behind the altar. It extends thefull width of the choir, with two processional en-trances pierced through its lofty wall, and coveredwith tier upon…

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