The cathedrals of England and Wales. First-[third] series (1905)
Bumpus, Thomas Francis · New York, J. Pott · leaf 347
S OF ENGLAND centre, the branches of which, in pre-Reformationtimes, were carried in procession, in default of thegenuine ones, on the Sunday before Easter. On a fine morning there is nothing more delightfulthan to linger in this Palm Churchyard at Wells,to watch the jackdaws darting in and out of… … WORKS CONSULTED IN THE PREPARA-TION OF THIS VOLUME Aiken, Elmes, and Le Keux, A Historical and Descriptive Account of St Pauls Cathedral (1813).Brixton (John) Cathedral Antiquities of Norwich (1816), Winchester (1817), York (1819), Canterbury (1821), Wells (1824), Exeter (1826), and Peterborough…
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