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…SEPULCHRE-WITHOUT-NEWGATE St Sepulchre without Newgate The Church of the Holy Sepulchre (known as St Sepulchre’s) stands on Newgate Street, across from the Old Bailey, once the site of Newgate Prison….
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Yorkshire (East Riding) YORK The uniquely splendid Minster, largely intact city walls and a wealth of medieval churches make York the main tourist destination in the north of England….
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…military genius. He fought a Civil War to defend the rights of Parliament, but eventually expelled it and ruled as virtual dictator. Vague and indecisive at times, he could act…
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…Pusey (1800-1882) and John Henry Newman (1801-1891), all three Fellows of Oriel College. They expressed their views in a series of papers called Tracts for the Times and the whole…
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…much deliberation, he and many of his relatives and nobles were baptised at York on Easter Day 627. York thus became the second great focus of Christian witness in England….
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…family from rural Wales to Westminster to start a grocery business, and during the First World War the teenaged Martyn would help with milk deliveries around the area, while continuing…
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…news to the poor. Most of those who came recognised the need to feed bodies as well as save souls, and were active in a wide range of philanthropic ventures….
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…about Bible teaching. Raikes and Stock aimed to provide basic primary education for the hordes of illiterate children employed in factories and shops, who tended to run wild and cause…
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…glass window, showing John Cotton bidding farewell to members of his flock as they leave for the New World on the ship Arbella in 1630. Ironically, another panel in the…
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…Second World War. Overlooking the grey waters of the Thames estuary is a ruined Saxon church with its distinctive square towers linked by a pointed gable. The only other prominent…
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