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The old and new churches of London : being a series of illustrations of the existing remains of church architecture in London from the Norman period to that of the great fire, with numerous examples of the churches built from the year 1844 to the present time (1880)

Capes, Alfred, Capes, J. M. (John Moore), 1813-1889 · London : J. Bumpus ; Oxford : Shrimpton & Son · leaf 119

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