Wood Carvings in English Churches. Francis Bond

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      Lanchester, Durham. C. C. Hodges, ii. 16.

      Manchester Cathedral. A. Mattinson. i. 35 and 36.

      STALLS AND TABERNACLE WORK

       IN ENGLISH CHURCHES

      PART I

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      CHAPTER I

      STALLS IN CHURCHES OF MONKS AND CANONS

In all churches of monks and canons, whether secular canons or canons following the Augustinian, Premonstratensian, Gilbertine or other Rule, stalls were placed