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"Some Remarks Upon the Church of Fotheringhay" offers a detailed historical and architectural study of the Collegiate Church of St. Mary and All Saints, located in Fotheringhay, Northamptonshire, England. This work delves into the church's construction, design, and historical significance as a prominent religious site during the medieval period.
Authored by John Henry Parker, the book includes the original contract for building the church, providing valuable insight into the craftsmanship, materials, and costs associated with its creation. The text explores the architectural features, decorations, and historical events linked to the church, making it an essential resource for those interested in ecclesiastical architecture, English history, and religious studies.
Parker's meticulous examination captures the enduring legacy of Fotheringhay Church, preserving its story for future generations of scholars and enthusiasts.
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