Winkles's architectural and picturesque illustrations of the cathedral churches of England and Wales (1836)
Winkles, Benjamin · London : E. Wilson ; Charles Tilt · leaf 118
n to whose memory it was then raised, if history may betrusted; but the kingly office is sacred, and commands respect onthat account, however the person bearing it may disgrace it. KingJohn died at Newark-upon-Trent, in the year 1216, and of poison,as some historians relate. However this may be,… … woR-c IKS? ;k?. «; a-jths DistAiii. WonCESTKR CATHEDRAL. 59 local consequence afterwards. Of the funeral ceremonies,—of theEini|)le tomb erected over his remains,—of its removal at the timeof the Reformation,—and of the discoveries made in the grave,Mr. Green has recorded many very interesting…
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