The Treasures of English Churches - Matthew Byrne
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Oliver-James Campbell2021-06-30T14:42:00
Matthew Byrne’s knowledge of English churches is unmatched. With his own beautiful photographic portraits throughout, he illustrates why the architecture and art of England’s churches is crucial in understanding the history of Christianity in the nation.
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