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The present state of ecclesiastical architecture in England (1843)

Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore, 1812-1852 · London, C. Dolman · leaf 39

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hurches of England. The fourth example is a section of a small, simple, but complete, church lately erected at Dudley,* (see pi. VII) * This church, which is calculated to hold six hundred parishioners in the nave and aisles, stands on a declivity on the south-east side of the castle. The sacred… … ST. MARY'S, DUDLEY. The references of the plan will shew that this church possesses every canonical requisite for its sacred purpose. The eastern windows are filled with stained glass of a mosaic pattern, interspersed with emblems and subjects : in the chancel are ancient images of our blessed Lady…

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