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103.—Ruins of the Ancient Church of Reculver.
III.—View in Radcliffe Square
Durtal, Anjou.
Eaton Hall.—Duke of Westminster
574.—Lincoln Cathedral.
576.—Lincoln Cathedral.
Full-page template or border with castle
580. – Early English Turret, Lincoln.
Votivkirche, Vienna
Cathedral from the N.E. and part of City Wall.
929.—North West View of Salisbury Cathedral.
1052.—St. Nicholas Church, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Stoke Pogis Churchyard
Churchyard of Stoke-Pogis, England
Wooden Church, Greenstead, Essex, A.D. 1013 (as it was in 1748)
Bayeux from the Meadows
The Lost City Under the Sea
Imploring the moon from th castle courtyard
Angers
Château Montjardin. Remouchamps.
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