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clergy , are not necessary to a cathedral ; and we could have all the work done which Mr. Beresford Hope wants done , without a cathedral at all . In other words , a cathedral need not be a large church ; and a large church , and large ...
clergy , are not necessary to a cathedral ; and we could have all the work done which Mr. Beresford Hope wants done , without a cathedral at all . In other words , a cathedral need not be a large church ; and a large church , and large ...
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Having thus settled the general style of architecture in which he thinks that a modern cathedral ought to be built , Mr. Beresford Hope next proceeds to discuss the equally important question of its ground - plan .
Having thus settled the general style of architecture in which he thinks that a modern cathedral ought to be built , Mr. Beresford Hope next proceeds to discuss the equally important question of its ground - plan .
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Summing up the experience which may be gathered from all these examples , Mr. Hope contends that an architect , intending to design a modern Anglican cathedral , will find that the ruling distinction between a parochial and a cathedral ...
Summing up the experience which may be gathered from all these examples , Mr. Hope contends that an architect , intending to design a modern Anglican cathedral , will find that the ruling distinction between a parochial and a cathedral ...
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