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The Cathedrals of England and Wales : their history, architecture, and associations ; with a series of Rembrandt plates and many illustrations in the text (1906)

London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 122

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.k* Ii -rV^. :-^%^.- SOUTH-WEST VIEW RIPON. Interesting Features—The Monastery Founded — St. Wilfrid — What became of his Relics — TheNorman Church—Rebuilding by Archbishop Roger—Further Changes—Restoration by Sir GilbertScott—The West Front—The Interior—Nave and Transept—Markenfield and Mallory… … ITH an interior length of only 270 feet, the minsterchurch of St. Peter and St. \\ilfrid is one of thesmallest of Enghsh cathedrals, nor, now that its towerslack the spires into which they once ran up, is it ofexceptional grace or dignity. But its situation on thebrow of the hill on which the town…

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