This beautiful volume is part of the renowned Bell’s Cathedrals series, which provides detailed accounts of the cathedrals of England. In this book, Hubert C. Corlette explores the history and architecture of Chichester Cathedral, one of the country’s most beloved religious sites. Featuring stunning photography and informative text, this book is a must-have for architecture buffs and historians alike.
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