B Bell's Cathedrals The Cathedral Church of Norwich C. H. B. Quennell
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Bell's Cathedrals

The Cathedral Church of Norwich

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The Norman character of Norwich Cathedral drives this guide, and C. H. B. Quennell writes with open fondness for the sturdy architecture of the late eleventh and twelfth centuries. After a chapter on the history of the fabric, he moves through the precincts, with the Erpingham Gate and St. Ethelbert's Gate, then the west front, tower and spire, chapter-house and bishop's palace. Inside he covers the nave, the cloisters, the choir and presbytery, and the pelican lectern. Early nineteenth-century views from Britton and Charles Wild sit among forty illustrations in this 1898 volume of Bell's Cathedrals.

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Pages
142
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English
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