England'S Historic Churches by Train: A Companion Volume to England'S Cathedrals by Train [Audiobook] download free by Murray Naylor
- Listen audiobook: England'S Historic Churches by Train: A Companion Volume to England'S Cathedrals by Train
- Author: Murray Naylor
- Release date: 2016/7/19
- Publisher: PEN & SWORD BOOKS LTD
- Language: English
- Genre or Collection: Transportation
- ISBN: 9781473871427
- Rating: 7.59 of 10
- Votes: 720
- Review by: Skyla Ojeda
- Review rating: 8.45 of 10
- Review Date: 2018/11/20
- Duration: 2H41M12S in 256 kbps (42.6 MB)
- Date of creation of the audiobook: 2018-08-23
- You can listen to this audiobook in formats: WMA, MOD, WAV, FLAC, MP3, MPEG4 (compression DEB, RAR, ZIP, RZ)
- Total pages original book: 213
- Includes a PDF summary of 25 pages
- Duration of the summary (audio): 19M30S (5 MB)
- Description or summary of the audiobook: The second millennium saw the spread and consolidation of Christianity in Britain. One means by which the Normans tightened their grip on Britain after 1066 was by the construction of magnificent cathedrals, thereby demonstrating their intention to remain here. In his earlier book - England's Cathedrals by Train - Murray Naylor explained how these hallowed buildings could be reached by train, relating their history and their principal features. His book invited readers to discover how the Normans and Victorians helped to shape our lives, either in constructing cathedrals or inventing railways. England's Great Historic Churches is the logical follow on to this book. Travelling across England it selects thirty-two of our ancient churches, relating their history and identifying those aspects which a visitor might overlook. His journeys include the great medieval abbeys at Tewkesbury, Selby and Hexham; the less well known priories at Cartmel and Great Malvern and other grand churches severely reduced after the Dissolution of Henry VIII's reign, notably at Bridlington and Christchurch.He visits a church at Chesterfield where the spire leans at a crooked angle and goes to Boston, where the church - known as the Stump - was a starting point for many who emigrated to America in the 17th Century.Pride of place goes to Beverley Minster. In parallel he offers further observations on how railways have developed since the early 1800s and their future.
- Other categories, genre or collection: Trains & Railways, Local History, Religious Buildings
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- Format: Hardback
- Approximate value: 35.64 USD
- Dimensions: 172x246x25.4mm
- Weight: 889.04g
- Printed by: Pen & Sword Transport
- Published in: Barnsley, United Kingdom
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