Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 117
nd, and the English people on the other, had a good deal to dowith the comedy of the warrant design. St. Pauls, as it is, has a more than plausible claim to be consideredthe most successful great church built in Europe during the Renais-sance. St. Peters at Rome excels it in size and in the dignity… … FIG. 184.—GREENWICH HOSPITAL. (WREN.) while the other churches which might be quoted in the sameconnection—the Pantheon and the Church of the Invalides, inParis, St. Isaacs at Petersburg—are comparatively unimportant andlack the imaginative touch which makes the mass of St. Pauls soimposing.…
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