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Tag Archives: monastic
Salisbury Cathedral: Perspectives on the Architectural History by Thomas Cocke & Peter Kidson
Salisbury Cathedral: Perspectives on the Architectural History by Thomas Cocke & Peter Kidson soon to be presented for sale on the terrific BookLovers of Bath web site! Published: London: Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1993, Paperback. First in this, paperback, edition. … Continue reading
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Tagged 0113000405, 9780113000401, antiquities, architecture, buildings, cathedral, cathedrals, church, churches, construction, design, england, gothic, historic, history, medieval, monastic, salisbury, sites, structures, wiltshire
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The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages: Written to Commemorate the Nine Hundredth Anniversary of Foundation of the Order At Citeaux in 1098 Under the Patronage of Blessed Vincent Kadlubek, Bishop of Krakow (1208-18), Monk of Jedrzejow (1218-1223) by David H. Henry Williams
The Cistercians in the Early Middle Ages: Written to Commemorate the Nine Hundredth Anniversary of Foundation of the Order At Citeaux in 1098 Under the Patronage of Blessed Vincent Kadlubek, Bishop of Krakow (1208-18), Monk of Jedrzejow (1218-1223) by David … Continue reading
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Tagged abbey, activity, buildings, christianity, church, churches, cistercian, cistercians, community, cultural, granges, history, monasteries, monastic, monasticism, nunneries, order, orders, pastoralism, property, religious
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Awful Disclosures Of Maria Monk As Exhibited In A Narrative Of Her Sufferings During A Residence Of Five Years As A Novice And Two Years As A Black Nun In The Hotel Dieu Nunnery At Montreal With Additional Information And Confirmation To Which… by Maria Monk
Published by London: Printed For The Booksellers, Undated, Hardback. Condition: Poor. A copy for reading rather than admiring, generally shabby but text complete and acceptable. Heavily bruised at the head, tail and corners of the boards. Shaken. Pages deeply tanned … Continue reading
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