Excerpt from "Westminster Abbey"
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Excerpt from "Westminster Abbey"
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Dickens, Charles
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Excerpt from the article, which provides a descriptive and reflective account of a visit to Westminster Abbey, blending personal experiences with historical insights. The author highlights the juxtaposition of the sacred and secular, from attending a divine service to exploring the Abbey's monuments, including the Coronation Chair and graves of Kings, to Chaucer and Newton. The piece also praises the respectful conduct of the vergers and the Abbey’s preservation, offering a homage to the British landmark.
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1868-04-25
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Hurl, Ryan
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Dickens Journals Online, University of Buckingham (Web).
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“Westminster Abbey”. All the Year Round, 25 April. 1868: pp. 462-466. Dickens Journals Online,