An edition of William Wyrcestre redivivus (1823)

William Wyrcestre redivivus.

Notices of ancient church architecture, in the fifteenth century, particularly in Bristol.

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William Wyrcestre redivivus.
James Dallaway, James Dallaway
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An edition of William Wyrcestre redivivus (1823)

William Wyrcestre redivivus.

Notices of ancient church architecture, in the fifteenth century, particularly in Bristol.

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Printed by J.M. Gutch, for J. Norton; [etc.
Language
English
Pages
33

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Subjects

Church architecture, Church history

Places

Bristol (England), England, Bristol

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William Wyrcestre redivivus.: Notices of ancient church architecture, in the fifteenth century, particularly in Bristol.
1823, Printed by J.M. Gutch, for J. Norton; [etc.
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Dedication has date 1823.

Published in
Bristol

Classifications

Library of Congress
NA5465 .D3

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Pagination
xi, [13]-33 p.
Number of pages
33

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6919624M
LCCN
02021151
OCLC/WorldCat
10820203

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