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Winkles's architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales (1836)

Winkles, Benjamin, Garland, Robert, Architect, Moule, Thomas, 1784-1851 · London : E. Wilson and C. Tilt · leaf 105

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iming to himself a lofty magnanimous spirit. Of these mottoes the prince wasspecially tenacious. 27 There still remains in the chapel a very beautifully-wrought shield, and a sur-coat, which are said to have been worn by this prince; they bear the same charges asthe just a corps of the effigy,… … I !■ W YORK CATHEDRAL. The Cathedral1 of York is believed to have been erected on thesite of a wooden church or oratory, founded as early as A.D. 627,by Edwyn, king of Northumberland, and dedicated to St. Peterby Paulinus, the first bishop of York, one of the missionaries sentby Pope Gregory, to…

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