The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 204
y no means least, the religious zealwhich set the whole in motion. It is worthy of remark that, of the importantSaxon churches, the one which had the longestexistence was St Wilfrids at Hexham, one of theearliest of all, serving as it did for the nave of theextended abbey church up to the… … FROM THK Cr.OISTERS NORWICH . . .CATHEDRAL NORWICH 165 of the most important cathedrals and abbeys, Canter-bury, York, St Pauls, Gloucester, and Peterborough,and in that of Hereford also, the Saxon buildingswere ruined by fire within a few years of the Conquest,and had, necessarily, to be rebuilt;…
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