Melbourne Church
Melbourne Church
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In the year 874, these invaders made their way to Rep- ton, at which place they spent the winter, destroying all around them, and especially religious buildings, amongst which was the celebrated priory at Repton, the crypt of which still remains. Now Melbourne D 2 36 PROBABLE DATE.
church, being at a distance of only seven miles from Repton, could not have re- mained unknown to the Danes, and would never, had the present building then ex- isted, have been allowed to escape the destruction with ...which all others were visited.
Although, therefore, it is allowed that churches were built of stone long before the time now spoken of, yet the circum- stances which have been noticed are strong evidence that the date of the building of Melbourne church must have been after the ninth century, and probably some little time before the Norman conquest. It is indeed the opinion of several antiqua- rians, that the style of the building points to a period somewhat later than this ; but the date here assigned cannot be far from correct, because we find one part of the fabric undergoing repair in less than two SOUTH ARCADE REBUILT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the year 874, these invaders made their way to Rep- ton, at which place they spent the winter, destroying all around them, and especially religious buildings, amongst which was the celebrated priory at Repton, the crypt of which still remains. Now Melbourne D 2 36 PROBABLE DATE.
church, being at a distance of only seven miles from Repton, could not have re- mained unknown to the Danes, and would never, had the present building then ex- isted, have been allowed to escape the destruction with ...which all others were visited.
Although, therefore, it is allowed that churches were built of stone long before the time now spoken of, yet the circum- stances which have been noticed are strong evidence that the date of the building of Melbourne church must have been after the ninth century, and probably some little time before the Norman conquest. It is indeed the opinion of several antiqua- rians, that the style of the building points to a period somewhat later than this ; but the date here assigned cannot be far from correct, because we find one part of the fabric undergoing repair in less than two SOUTH ARCADE REBUILT.
What to read after Melbourne Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Deans to read onlineMoreLess
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