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List of Illustrations (etext transcriber's note) |
WINCHESTER
BY THE SAME AUTHOR AND ARTIST AS “WINCHESTER”
HAMPSHIRE
CONTAINING
75 FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOUR
Some Press Opinions
“Author and artist have worthily combined their talent on a worthypiece of England.”—Daily Graphic.
“Rarely, if ever, have author and artist collaborated with such ahappy result.”—Evening Standard.
A. AND C. BLACK, 4 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W.
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TOWER OF THE COLLEGE CHAPEL, WINCHESTER
The graceful pinnacles of ‘Two Wardens Tower,’ as the tower of CollegeChapel is called, forms a picturesque feature in all views of thesoutheastern quarter of the city. Originally built by Warden Thurburn in1488, it was rebuilt in 1863, in memory of two well-known later wardens,Barter, Warden of Winchester, and Williams, Warden of New.
The view is taken from near Wharf Bridge.
WINCHESTER
PAINTED BY
WILFRID BALL, R.E.
DESCRIBED BY
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LONDON
ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK
1910
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Preface
The following volume treats in somewhat fuller detail the Winchestersections of the larger work on Hampshire published last year undersimilar auspic