British High Roads; Arranged for the Use of Tourists in Four Parts (Paperback)
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Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: .be seen in the east aisle. The pile is cruciform; its dimensions are: --length 5244 feet, length of transept 222 feet, and height of great tower 234 feet. It is not pure in its style of architecture, several schools being introduced; those pre***ting are, however, the Gothic and the Norman. The West Front, designed by archbishop Melton, is the most attractive feature of the whole building, on account of the magnificent tracing and carving that is upon it. It is divided into three compartments, each having an entrance. The Gable over the doorway is especially beautiful, and the tracing on it is of the most unique description. The best view of the interior is obtained by entering at the west door and walking up the aisle. The great screen near the north transcept is considered the finest in the world, and contains statues in bas relief of all the kings of England, from William the Conqueror to Henry VI. In the north transept there is a very handsome window fifty feet high. The organ, which is wonderfully melodious, and at the same time powerful, was the gift of the Earl of Scarborough. Among the many antiquities that are in the building, we make special mention of a stone chair, in which many of the Saxon kings were crowned, the celebrated horn of Ulphus, and the cup of archbishop Scrope, who led Hotspur s rebellion. Of late years, two of the principal portions of the building have been destroyed by conflagration. The middle aisle of the choir was wilfully set on fire by an imbecile named Jonathan Martin, brother of the celebrated artist, and through an act of carelessness a few years later the middle aisle of the nave was burnt to the ground. After the fire, a new and substantial teak roof was presented by government. The city walls, parts of w.

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Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: .be seen in the east aisle. The pile is cruciform; its dimensions are: --length 5244 feet, length of transept 222 feet, and height of great tower 234 feet. It is not pure in its style of architecture, several schools being introduced; those pre***ting are, however, the Gothic and the Norman. The West Front, designed by archbishop Melton, is the most attractive feature of the whole building, on account of the magnificent tracing and carving that is upon it. It is divided into three compartments, each having an entrance. The Gable over the doorway is especially beautiful, and the tracing on it is of the most unique description. The best view of the interior is obtained by entering at the west door and walking up the aisle. The great screen near the north transcept is considered the finest in the world, and contains statues in bas relief of all the kings of England, from William the Conqueror to Henry VI. In the north transept there is a very handsome window fifty feet high. The organ, which is wonderfully melodious, and at the same time powerful, was the gift of the Earl of Scarborough. Among the many antiquities that are in the building, we make special mention of a stone chair, in which many of the Saxon kings were crowned, the celebrated horn of Ulphus, and the cup of archbishop Scrope, who led Hotspur s rebellion. Of late years, two of the principal portions of the building have been destroyed by conflagration. The middle aisle of the choir was wilfully set on fire by an imbecile named Jonathan Martin, brother of the celebrated artist, and through an act of carelessness a few years later the middle aisle of the nave was burnt to the ground. After the fire, a new and substantial teak roof was presented by government. The city walls, parts of w.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: .be seen in the east aisle. The pile is cruciform; its dimensions are: --length 5244 feet, length of transept 222 feet, and height of great tower 234 feet. It is not pure in its style of architecture, several schools being introduced; those pre***ting are, however, the Gothic and the Norman. The West Front, designed by archbishop Melton, is the most attractive feature of the whole building, on account of the magnificent tracing and carving that is upon it. It is divided into three compartments, each having an entrance. The Gable over the doorway is especially beautiful, and the tracing on it is of the most unique description. The best view of the interior is obtained by entering at the west door and walking up the aisle. The great screen near the north transcept is considered the finest in the world, and contains statues in bas relief of all the kings of England, from William the Conqueror to Henry VI. In the north transept there is a very handsome window fifty feet high. The organ, which is wonderfully melodious, and at the same time powerful, was the gift of the Earl of Scarborough. Among the many antiquities that are in the building, we make special mention of a stone chair, in which many of the Saxon kings were crowned, the celebrated horn of Ulphus, and the cup of archbishop Scrope, who led Hotspur s rebellion. Of late years, two of the principal portions of the building have been destroyed by conflagration. The middle aisle of the choir was wilfully set on fire by an imbecile named Jonathan Martin, brother of the celebrated artist, and through an act of carelessness a few years later the middle aisle of the nave was burnt to the ground. After the fire, a new and substantial teak roof was presented by government. The city walls, parts of w.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: ...be seen in the east aisle. The pile is cruciform; its dimensions are:--length 5244 feet, length of transept 222 feet, and height of great tower 234 feet. It is not pure in its style of architecture, several schools being introduced; those pre***ting are, however, the Gothic and the Norman. The West Front, designed by archbishop Melton, is the most attractive feature of the whole building, on account of the magnificent tracing and carving that is upon it. It is divided into three compartments, each having an entrance. The Gable over the doorway is especially beautiful, and the tracing on it is of the most unique description. The best view of the interior is obtained by entering at the west door and walking up the aisle. The great screen near the north transcept is considered the finest in the world, and contains statues in "bas relief" of all the kings of England, from William the Conqueror to Henry VI. In the north transept there is a very handsome window fifty feet high. The organ, which is wonderfully melodious, and at the same time powerful, was the gift of the Earl of Scarborough. Among the many antiquities that are in the building, we make special mention of a stone chair, in which many of the Saxon kings were crowned, the celebrated horn of Ulphus, and the cup of archbishop Scrope, who led Hotspur's rebellion. Of late years, two of the principal portions of the building have been destroyed by conflagration. The middle aisle of the choir was wilfully set on fire by an imbecile named Jonathan Martin, brother of the celebrated artist, and through an act of carelessness a few years later the middle aisle of the nave was burnt to the ground. After the fire, a new and substantial teak roof was presented by government. The city walls, parts of w... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-20, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 Excerpt: ...be seen in the east aisle. The pile is cruciform; its dimensions are:--length 5244 feet, length of transept 222 feet, and height of great tower 234 feet. It is not pure in its style of architecture, several schools being introduced; those pre***ting are, however, the Gothic and the Norman. The West Front, designed by archbishop Melton, is the most attractive feature of the whole building, on account of the magnificent tracing and carving that is upon it. It is divided into three compartments, each having an entrance. The Gable over the doorway is especially beautiful, and the tracing on it is of the most unique description. The best view of the interior is obtained by entering at the west door and walking up the aisle. The great screen near the north transcept is considered the finest in the world, and contains statues in "bas relief" of all the kings of England, from William the Conqueror to Henry VI. In the north transept there is a very handsome window fifty feet high. The organ, which is wonderfully melodious, and at the same time powerful, was the gift of the Earl of Scarborough. Among the many antiquities that are in the building, we make special mention of a stone chair, in which many of the Saxon kings were crowned, the celebrated horn of Ulphus, and the cup of archbishop Scrope, who led Hotspur's rebellion. Of late years, two of the principal portions of the building have been destroyed by conflagration. The middle aisle of the choir was wilfully set on fire by an imbecile named Jonathan Martin, brother of the celebrated artist, and through an act of carelessness a few years later the middle aisle of the nave was burnt to the ground. After the fire, a new and substantial teak roof was presented by government. The city walls, parts of w... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-20, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.