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The present state of ecclesiastical architecture in England (1843)

Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore, 1812-1852 · London, C. Dolman · leaf 23

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our the church is dedi- cated, should be set up in the chancel. Where there are lateral aisles, they should be terminated towards the east by altars, either erected against the wall, and protected by open screen work, or in chapels, eastward of the aisles, divided off from the church by screens.… … st. mary's, stockton on tees. Having thus generally noticed the requisites for a church, we will now proceed to consider these in detail.

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