Bath, Old & New; a Handy Guide & a History
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Bath : Old and Nat'.
centre of -which rises a tower a hundred and sixty-two feet high ; the light perforated battlements of which are partic- ularly beautiful. The length of the edifice, from east to west, is two hundred and ten feet, and from north to south one hundred and twenty six; the breadth of the body and side-aisles is seventy-two feet. Oliver King, Bishop of Bath and "Wells in the reign of Henry VII., undertook this costly building, though many years elapsed before it wos fit for the ...reception of worshippers ; for, neglected by his four immediate successors, Adrian, Wolsey, Clark, and Knight, it fell into decay, and being offered for sale to the Corporation of Bath, by the commissioners under the Act of Dissolution, and the purchase refused, the glass, iron, l)ells, and lead, intended for the structure, were disposed of in a foreign market. In the reiga of Queen Elizabeth collections were made throughout all England for the reparation and comple- tion of the church ; and with the monies raised^ by these means, and the munificent afsistance of Mr.
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Bath : Old and Nat'.
centre of -which rises a tower a hundred and sixty-two feet high ; the light perforated battlements of which are partic- ularly beautiful. The length of the edifice, from east to west, is two hundred and ten feet, and from north to south one hundred and twenty six; the breadth of the body and side-aisles is seventy-two feet. Oliver King, Bishop of Bath and "Wells in the reign of Henry VII., undertook this costly building, though many years elapsed before it wos fit for the ...reception of worshippers ; for, neglected by his four immediate successors, Adrian, Wolsey, Clark, and Knight, it fell into decay, and being offered for sale to the Corporation of Bath, by the commissioners under the Act of Dissolution, and the purchase refused, the glass, iron, l)ells, and lead, intended for the structure, were disposed of in a foreign market. In the reiga of Queen Elizabeth collections were made throughout all England for the reparation and comple- tion of the church ; and with the monies raised^ by these means, and the munificent afsistance of Mr.
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