Our national cathedrals (the richest architectural heritage of the British nation) : their history and architecture from their foundation to modern times, with special accounts of modern restorations. Lavishly illustrated with separate coloured plates reproduced from fine steel engravings, and very many original wood engravings in the text, thus fully illustrating all the cathedrals from many points of view. The whole carefully comp. and rev. with the aid of dignitaries of the Anglican church.
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Winkles, H., & Winkles, B. (1889). Our national cathedrals (the richest architectural heritage of the British nation): their history and architecture from their foundation to modern times, with special accounts of modern restorations. Lavishly illustrated with separate coloured plates reproduced from fine steel engravings, and very many original wood engravings in the text, thus fully illustrating all the cathedrals from many points of view. The whole carefully comp. and rev. with the aid of dignitaries of the Anglican church . Ward, Lock and co..
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Winkles, Henry, 1800-approximately 1860 and Benjamin. Winkles. 1889. Our National Cathedrals (the Richest Architectural Heritage of the British Nation): Their History and Architecture From Their Foundation to Modern Times, With Special Accounts of Modern Restorations. Lavishly Illustrated With Separate Coloured Plates Reproduced From Fine Steel Engravings, and Very Many Original Wood Engravings in the Text, Thus Fully Illustrating All the Cathedrals From Many Points of View. The Whole Carefully Comp. and Rev. With the Aid of Dignitaries of the Anglican Church. Ward, Lock and co.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Winkles, Henry, 1800-approximately 1860 and Benjamin. Winkles. Our National Cathedrals (the Richest Architectural Heritage of the British Nation): Their History and Architecture From Their Foundation to Modern Times, With Special Accounts of Modern Restorations. Lavishly Illustrated With Separate Coloured Plates Reproduced From Fine Steel Engravings, and Very Many Original Wood Engravings in the Text, Thus Fully Illustrating All the Cathedrals From Many Points of View. The Whole Carefully Comp. and Rev. With the Aid of Dignitaries of the Anglican Church Ward, Lock and co, 1889.
MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)Winkles, Henry, and Benjamin Winkles. Our National Cathedrals (the Richest Architectural Heritage of the British Nation): Their History and Architecture From Their Foundation to Modern Times, With Special Accounts of Modern Restorations. Lavishly Illustrated With Separate Coloured Plates Reproduced From Fine Steel Engravings, and Very Many Original Wood Engravings in the Text, Thus Fully Illustrating All the Cathedrals From Many Points of View. The Whole Carefully Comp. and Rev. With the Aid of Dignitaries of the Anglican Church Ward, Lock and co., 1889.