The Churches of Coventry - A Short History of the City & Its Medieval Remains by Frederick W. Woodhouse
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INTERIOR CLEARSTORY WINDOWS THE SPIRE OF CHRIST CHURCH GREY FRIARS' CHURCH (PLAN OF CROSSING) ST. MARY HALL PLAN PLAN OF ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH [Illustration: VIEW FROM THE TOP OF BISHOP STREET.] CHURCHES OF COVENTRY MONASTERY AND CITY The opening words of Sir William Dugdale's account of Coventry assert that it is a city "remarkable for antiquity, charters, rights and privileges, and favours shown by monarchs." Though this handbook is primarily concerned with a feature of the city he does not here mention--its magnificent buildings--the history of these is bound up with that of the city. The connection of its great parish churches with the everyday life of the people, though commonly on a narrower |
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