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The present state of ecclesiastical architecture in England (1843)

Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore, 1812-1852 · London, C. Dolman · leaf 56

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roperly placed, even supposing the whole width of the land occupied, not only would the light of both eastern and western windows have been at the mercy of the adjacent proprietors, but the edifice itself would have been much too short for its required purposes. Every expedient, by placing the… … DERBY. position to admit of enlarging the chancel, and adding chapels towards the altar end. * As the exterior and interior of this church have heen already etched in two plates, published by Dolman, and also illustrated in the " British Critic," it has not been considered necessary to introduce…

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