Wells Cathedral: Its Foundation, Constitutional History, and Statutes

This historical study provides a comprehensive overview of Wells Cathedral, one of England's most important religious sites. Covering everything from the cathedral's founding to its architecture and religious significance, this book is an essential text for anyone interested in the history and art of medieval Europe.

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