Every Pilgrim's Guide to England's Holy PlacesHymns Ancient and Modern Ltd, 2003 - 241 oldal From the grandeur of St. Paul's to Julian of Norwich's cell, this wide-ranging and lively guide to holy places in England will be useful to travelers who want to know more about England's spiritual story past and present. |
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THE SOUTHEAST | 30 |
Winchelsea East Sussex | 40 |
THE SOUTH COAST | 46 |
1 | 54 |
4 | 62 |
THE WEST COUNTRY | 66 |
14 | 76 |
WEST OF LONDON | 89 |
THE NORTHWEST | 139 |
THE NORTHEAST | 153 |
THE EAST MIDLANDS | 189 |
NewarkonTrent Southwell Nottinghamshire | 200 |
Bedford Bedfordshire | 206 |
Wymondham Norfolk | 219 |
Further Reading | 229 |
41 | 233 |
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