Peterborough Cathedral
Peterborough Cathedral
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All that was left of this glass from its barbarous destruction by Cromwell's soldiers is to be seen in the two central lights of the choir apse.
The eastern chapel was added during the latter part of the fifteenth century, and was begun by Abbot Richard Ashton, and com- pleted by Abbot Robert Kirkton. It is an extremely beautiful building of the Perpen- dicular period, but its beauties are to be noticed rather in the interior than in the exterior.
With the early story of the monastery in mind, ...we will now follow the line of the cloisters, which will bring us to the ruins of the infirmary of the abbey. This was a magnificent Early English building, erected 34 I -il^X I •. ;„ H '' ff^ ilsMfen^H : ^'^?^ : fife , " '\ irSta Peterborough Cathedral by Abbot John de Caleto in 1252, on the south-east of the church. It consisted of dormitories, great hall, chapel, and infir- marer's lodge. Here the aged and iniirni monks spent the few last years of their lives, during which they were permitted certain relaxations of the strict rule of the Order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that was left of this glass from its barbarous destruction by Cromwell's soldiers is to be seen in the two central lights of the choir apse.
The eastern chapel was added during the latter part of the fifteenth century, and was begun by Abbot Richard Ashton, and com- pleted by Abbot Robert Kirkton. It is an extremely beautiful building of the Perpen- dicular period, but its beauties are to be noticed rather in the interior than in the exterior.
With the early story of the monastery in mind, ...we will now follow the line of the cloisters, which will bring us to the ruins of the infirmary of the abbey. This was a magnificent Early English building, erected 34 I -il^X I •. ;„ H '' ff^ ilsMfen^H : ^'^?^ : fife , " '\ irSta Peterborough Cathedral by Abbot John de Caleto in 1252, on the south-east of the church. It consisted of dormitories, great hall, chapel, and infir- marer's lodge. Here the aged and iniirni monks spent the few last years of their lives, during which they were permitted certain relaxations of the strict rule of the Order.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Clavell Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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