The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 24
e,^ the monks, who entertained a greataffection for the choir of Conrad, preferred Williamof Sens, because, mjre conservative than the otherswho had recommended its entire demolition, heundertook to preserve and restore as much of theold work as possible. As far as the apse, Conradsplan was adhered… … THE CHOIR LOOKING EASTFront a Dm-i^iing by Rase CANTERBURY . .CATHEDRAL CANTERBURY 9 name Canterbury was henceforth to be inseparablyconnected, the choir received a considerable additionof length by that graceful chapel of the Holy Trinityerected on the site of the former one in which theArchbishop…
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