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Page 301
... church was entirely erected by Bernard Newmarch , or only repaired by him , cannot be clearly ascertained , but if there was a church here before his time , as I have some reasons to believe there was , from the Saxon font and some ...
... church was entirely erected by Bernard Newmarch , or only repaired by him , cannot be clearly ascertained , but if there was a church here before his time , as I have some reasons to believe there was , from the Saxon font and some ...
Page 303
... church the floor is partly of earth and partly flagged , the seats and benches are decayed and broken , the pulpit is old and crazy , what is called the communion table nearly rotten , and the windows are frequently broken .'- This church ...
... church the floor is partly of earth and partly flagged , the seats and benches are decayed and broken , the pulpit is old and crazy , what is called the communion table nearly rotten , and the windows are frequently broken .'- This church ...
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... Church of England separated from the Church of Rome reconsid.red ; in a View of the Romish Doctrine of the Eucharist ; with an Explanation of the antepenultimate Answer in the Church Catechism . Second edition . By Shute , Bishop of ...
... Church of England separated from the Church of Rome reconsid.red ; in a View of the Romish Doctrine of the Eucharist ; with an Explanation of the antepenultimate Answer in the Church Catechism . Second edition . By Shute , Bishop of ...
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