The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 104
Anne to his presentMajesty, have visited it to return thanks for victoriesor for recovery from illness, and these events, togetherwith the funerals of Nelson and Wellington, may becalled the only ones connected with the cathedralthat can be accounted historic. Nor has St Pauls claims to be… … ] R<>:■: IHi, N(.u<rii i:ast T. PAULS . . .^ CATHEDRAL ST PAULS 77 Yet St Pauls is accepted as the chief religiousbuilding of London on all occasions of national joyor humiliation, and is resorted to by all, from thehighest to the lowest, and of these occasions therehave been not a few…
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