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Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)

Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 118

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two generations ofthis highly distinguished family. John Lord Petre, and his ladyMary, daughter of Sir Edward Waldegrave, occupying thecentre of the design; and their son William Lord Petre, andhis lady, Catherine daughter of Lord Edward Somerset, Earl ofWorcester, the side compartments. The… … INGATESTONE. 109 The arch serves as a canopy to the principal figures, they arehabited in full costume, and kneeling before an altar. In orderto sustain the spirit of the design and to give these figures pro-minence, they are raised upon an altar tomb, on which is a longinscription, recording the…

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