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Famous cathedrals as seen and described by great writers (1909)

Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York : Dodd, Mead & company · leaf 278

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examples of the same class which have yetbeen carried out; and whether seen from a distance ornear, it is externally, at least, one of the grandest and mostbeautiful churches in Europe. But with the matchlessexterior ceases the superiority, and likewise, to a great de-gree, the responsibility of… … ST. PAULS, LONDON ST. PAULS, LONDON 20,5 jealousy of some, the ignorance of others, the ingratitudeof all. The architect, himself, had the honour of laying the firststone (June 2i, 1675). There was no solemn ceremonial;neither the King, nor any of the Court, nor the Primate,nor the Bishop (Henchman…

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