In this detailed history of the see and cathedral church of Norwich, John Britton provides a comprehensive account of the church's architecture, art, and religious significance. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, including official documents, manuscripts, and contemporary accounts, Britton offers insights into the daily life of the cathedral, its political and social context, and the lives of the bishops, canons, and other members of the church.

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