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Page 120
It was the first Cisalpine city that he had entered ; and the charm of treading for the first time on classic ground , the beauty of the modern and the sublime remains of the antient city , the intelligence of the Italian countenance ...
It was the first Cisalpine city that he had entered ; and the charm of treading for the first time on classic ground , the beauty of the modern and the sublime remains of the antient city , the intelligence of the Italian countenance ...
Page 249
... which do not at all harmonize with tle other parts of the building , were suffered to remain . ... of the square tower in the centre of the church , with the towers at the angles ; of the remains of the cloisters ...
... which do not at all harmonize with tle other parts of the building , were suffered to remain . ... of the square tower in the centre of the church , with the towers at the angles ; of the remains of the cloisters ...
Page 250
It is here remarked that nothing remains of the antient wood - decorations to the church , such as stalls , reading desks , pulpit , & c . , except the amburies , and oratory over them , in St. Alban's feretory , whereon are some of the ...
It is here remarked that nothing remains of the antient wood - decorations to the church , such as stalls , reading desks , pulpit , & c . , except the amburies , and oratory over them , in St. Alban's feretory , whereon are some of the ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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