History and antiquities of the cathedral churches of Great Britain : illustrated with a series of highly-finished engravings, exhibiting general and particular views, ground plans, and all the architectural features and ornaments in the various styles of building used in our ecclesiastical edifices (1814)
Storer, James, 1771-1853, Storer, H. S. (Henry Sargant), 1795-1837 · London : Published by Rivingtons, Murray, Hatchard, Clarke, Taylor, and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones · leaf 44
kSAPMS CATHEDRAL, Shcwmo r/if ,/rris//;/,/ <</ tie /iti-i. tee .......... !•■•■■ - .... .. - . P re&lS. *7l. . _ v <t 2S? brifiitTis.nt £ffy\ >rf a, 2!isfarp ■ erect . - J Transept 13 Vcrtrys 14- Entrance w choir. 15 Tufyit 16 ITirene ir. 16 Grot /ishvp. 13 Sr£dZcydj 2Lm * W Atair.… … .*.* . HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES CATHEDRAL CHURCH AND SEE JHortotcf)* Amongst the kingdoms, or states, into which Britain was divided byits Saxon conquerors, East Anglia maintained an important, althoughnot a predominating rank. So unceasing were the fluctuations of theoctarchy, as to the extent of…
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