The imperial island; England's chronicle in stone; (1886)
Hunnewell, James Frothingham, 1832-1910 · Boston, Ticknor · leaf 179
sses in the main vaulting (that is of wood),and by fragments of the ancient glass in the clerestory andeastern chapels. A very open, lofty, and elaborate oak screen,put up in L875, separates the nave from tbi* service-choir andits stalls erected about 1296, also of oak, but that has grownalmost… … WINCHESTER. 123 On the south side of the nave are those of Edington (1345-66)and Wykham (1367-1404) ; along, the chantry aisles those ofBeaufort (1406-47) and Waynflete (1447-86); and on theouter sides of the capitular chapel those of Fox (1509-28) atthe south, and Gardiner (1531-55) at the north.…
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