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The author presents the history and legends of a cathedral in western England, tracing its origins from early Christian and Celtic beginnings through later medieval rebuilding and restoration. Interwoven narratives describe saints' traditions, royal episodes and local tragedies that shaped the minster's role, while detailed descriptions of nave, transepts, tombs, and screen bring its architecture to life. Explanatory notes and accumulated footnotes clarify historical points, and color and black-and-white plates illustrate key features. The work combines accessible storytelling with factual commentary for readers interested in ecclesiastical history and local lore.
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