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Ecclesiologist,
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monthly journal, The
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advising church builders on
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Nutcombe Oxenham (15
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Cambridge Camden Society, who
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through its
journal The
Ecclesiologist, was so
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April 2018.
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Altar (translated
section of his
Organ für
Christliche Kunst), The
Ecclesiologist,
Volume 26, 1868,
Ecclesiological Society/Stevenson,
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