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In 1771 Gray was buried (in accordance with his instructions) in the churchyard, in the vault erected for his mother and aunt. The tomb above records the names, ages and dates of death of Gray's mother and aunt, and his own tribute to his mother ("the careful tender mother of many children, one of
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Whitechapel, London. In 1912 the bells were rehung in a new iron frame. Twelve years later, following the removal of the spire, a new ringing chamber was created above what had been a gallery: directly above the 'Manor House – Penn pews' within the tower. The chamber is accessed from external
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Lieutenant Henry Granville Lindsay who was serving in the 60th Rifles, mounted infantry, died in Egypt. He is remembered on a brass plaque along with members of the Howard Vyse family. It is located in the south aisle.
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and an ancient restored image of a person on a hobby horse blowing through a trumpet, known as the 'bicycle window'. Men who had attended Stoke House School in Stoke Poges and later died in the South Africa war (1901–1903) are remembered by a stained glass window which depicts St
Michael and St
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A Norman lancet window in the chancel was restored in 1947 and it remembers the men and women of
Britain and Allies who died in World War II. Another lancet window in the chancel, remembers Captain Frederick Henry Allhusen of the 9th Royal Lancers who served in South Africa during 1899.
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which remembers the death of a small child of the Howard Vyse family. The modern glass created in 1998 by
Richard Molyneux and David Wasley is in the tower. It is called, 'The Love of God' but also The Mothers' Union window, remembering Mary Thorpe.
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There is a wide variety of stained glass which accounts for virtually every window of the church. There is 17th century glass to modern late 20th century designs. The cloisters used to have glass depicting coats of arms relating to persons known to
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hung on the walls of the chancel, Hastings chapel and tower. This is the most funeral hatchments in one building within the county of
Buckinghamshire. The funeral hatchments are for the following people, with their motto where shown:
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whom alone had the misfortune to survive her") but no reference to Gray himself. Instead, his death and burial are recorded on a plaque set into the adjacent, external wall of the
Hastings Chapel.
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and Mr Basil Gotto, a sculptor. It is located in the chancel. The World War Two stained glass window memorial lists 8 men from Stoke Poges who died. The memorial was designed by
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There are three large war memorials inside the church. The World War One marble tablet memorial, lists 48 men from Stoke Poges who died. The memorial was executed by
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Clergy have also worked in the Parish of Stoke Poges at the Lord
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is in the north west corner, remembering Rev St John Parry and pupils of Stoke House school in Stoke Poges. The south aisle of the nave have vibrant windows by
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was a regular visitor to Stoke Poges, which was home to his mother and an aunt, and the churchyard at St Giles is reputed to have been the inspiration for his
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to ensure "the maintenance in perpetuity of the peace, quietness and beauty of the ancient church and churchyard". The gardens were landscaped by
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The bells were rehung and augmented in 1938 to give a ring of eight. 20th-century rehang and recast on each occasion has been carried out by the
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also assisting as Stipendiary Curates in 1820 was Henry Thomas Atkins; in 1824 was William Home and in 1827 was George William Brooks. Died 1831
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and executed by Christopher Wallis. It is at the west end of the nave. Also incorporated in the window are the coat of arms of the
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Killed in 1914 was Lieutenant Samuel Vernon Einem Hickson who was serving in the Royal North Lancashire Regiment, died in
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of Stoke Place. The 2nd daughter of Henry Hesketh of Newtown, Cheshire. Motto: Virtus mille scuta.
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Lamborn, Edmund Arnold Greening (1944). "The Armorial Glass of the Enamel Period at Stoke Poges".
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860:• Richard Henry Howard-Vyse (d.1872) of Stoke Place. Motto: Virtus mille scuta
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of ashes, within a larger, Grade I listed park. The ashes of the film director
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You, Yao‑Fen (2015). "New observations concerning the Stoke Poges windows".
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of Stoke Place had been the Colonel of the Royal Horse Guards (The Blues).
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Harris, Reverend Cyril E. (1969). "A Guide to Stoke Poges Parish Church".
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Sir John de Moleyns and for his tomb; in the north aisle the monument to
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There are many memorials throughout the church. The major ones are an
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Plaque set into the wall of the Hastings Chapel opposite Gray's tomb
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Howard-Vyse, Richard (31 January 1948). "The Times newspaper".
3284:"A Biographical Dictionary of Sculptors in Britain, 1660–1851"
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Ground floor plan of St Giles' church, between 1840s and 1940s
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design, as a memorial to Gray himself, as a tribute to the
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3271:. J & W Robins of London, England. p. 565 to 569.
3129:. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green of London.
2806:"Church of St Giles, Stoke Poges (Grade I) (1164966)"
2896:"Gray's Monument, Stoke Poges (Grade II*) (1124346)"
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Memorial for Revd Richard Redding in the Hastings chapel
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Sells, A. Lytton; Sells, Iris Esther Robertson (1980).
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The History and Antiquities of the County of Buckingham
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David, Walsey (29 April 1998). "Stained glass window".
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and the Hastings Chapel. The church is built mainly of
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4677:. The Buildings of England. New Haven, US and London:
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of Stoke Poges Manor House. Motto: Dum clavum teneam.
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2144:Beneath those rugged elms, that yew-tree's shade,
930:Very Reverend Sir Richard Wrottesley, 7th Baronet
533:replacing an image of the founder of the chapel,
2146:Where heaves the turf in many a mouldering heap,
1944:bell foundry. The bells are rung 'full circle'.
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597:. A tablet in the South aisle beside the former
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334:of the early 20th century, and an entrance and
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1299:Prior and Convent of St. Mary Overy, Southwark
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453:and contain a number of private plots for the
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381:, together with the replacement of the Norman
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3310:"Design for a monument to Nathaniel Marchant"
2520:(Collecting through Connections): 152 to 164.
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914:of Stoke Poges Manor House. Motto: Resurgam.
476:) is listed at Grade II*. The lychgate is by
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4743:Oxford Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers
4580:Humphry Repton in Buckinghamshire and Beyond
3077:The British Society of Master Glass Painters
2357:Oxford Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers
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314:. The style of the chapel is later than the
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3951:. No. Chancel West. Stoke Poges Church
3947:Hennesey, G.L. Reverend (8 October 1907).
3934:The Country Churchyard – Stoke Poges Church
3806:"Annual Report & Finance Summary, 2022"
3224:"The Country Churchyard" Stoke Poges Church
3222:Bevan, Reverend David Henry Bryant (1948).
3125:Neale, John Preston; Le Keux, John (1824).
2989:"The Country Churchyard" Stoke Poges Church
2352:Grade I listed buildings in Buckinghamshire
954:Clergy of Church of St Giles, Stoke Poges,
764:George Godolphin Osborne, 8th Duke of Leeds
541:, in memory of Edward Coleman. The work of
346:series, considered the Victorian porch an "
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4733:Flickr images tagged St Giles Stoke Poges
3949:"List of Vicars of St Giles, Stoke Poges"
3936:. Church Army Press, London & Oxford.
3607:Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches
3582:Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches
3557:Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches
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2991:. Oxford & London: Church Army Press.
2757:. Buckinghamshire Culture. 25 August 2020
2150:The rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep.
1906:Board listing Vicars to 2000 in the tower
670:Memorials to individuals killed in action
4758:12th-century church buildings in England
4139:"My elegy for a country church memorial"
3971:"Stoke Poges Parish, Diocese of Lincoln"
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4237:"A History of the County of Buckingham"
3866:Howard-Vyse, Richard Granville Hylton.
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3411:"Sir William Maynard Gomm (1784–1875)"
2148:Each in his narrow cell for ever laid,
713:Major General Sir Richard Howard –Vyse
4066:"Dove's Guide to Church Bell Ringers"
4026:"Archives of Buckinghamshire Council"
3528:"Stoke House School Pupils- Boer War"
2568:. Church of England Heritage Database
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4728:Stoke Poges Church official website
4160:Watkins, Jack (23 September 2022).
4030:www.archives.buckinghamshire.gov.uk
3140:Mother and Child, Angel and Child.
2954:"Stoke Poges (St Giles) Churchyard"
650:George. The window was designed by
365:, a restoration was carried out by
3835:www.stokepogesparishcouncil.gov.uk
3810:www.stokepogeschurch.wordpress.com
3733:Commonwealth War Graves Commission
3443:. University of Pennsylvania Press
3166:Molineux, Richard; Wasley, David.
2959:Commonwealth War Graves Commission
2932:National Heritage List for England
2901:National Heritage List for England
2842:National Heritage List for England
2811:National Heritage List for England
2730:National Heritage List for England
937:Sir William Stapleton, 3rd Baronet
924:• Frances Pigot (d.1811), wife of
881:• Isabella Penn (d.1847). wife of
865:Richard William Howard Howard-Vyse
428:. The churchyard also features in
420:enters the churchyard through the
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2387:"Restoration of St Giles' Church"
2223:set on a pedestal inscribed with
1920:Sallies and ropes for the 8 bells
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4613:England's Thousand Best Churches
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371:England's Thousand Best Churches
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4699:Thomas Gray, His Life and Works
4258:Miller, John J. (17 May 2013).
2657:. Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
2008:Gillett & Johnson, Croydon
1988:Gillett & Johnson, Croydon
1822:Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
855:Field Marshal Sir George Howard
840:Field Marshal Sir George Howard
811:Field Marshal Sir George Howard
691:Part of the 'Gurkha Rifles flag
441:Adjacent to the church are the
385:arch and the opening up of the
189:Church of England parish church
4212:Minns, Walker (2 March 2022).
2777:"Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens"
2610:"I Could Go on Singing (1963)"
2450:. History of Parliament Online
796:Field Marshal Sir William Gomm
619:Field Marshal Sir William Gomm
400:, administered as part of the
271:The origins of the church are
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4351:. Pembroke College, Cambridge
3921:. Phillamore. pp. 71–77.
3282:Hardy, Emma; Roscoe, Ingrid.
3011:. London: Church. p. 17.
2755:"Stoke Poges Memorial Garden"
2531:Pevsner & Williamson 2003
2448:"Edward Hastings (1519–1572)"
2435:Pevsner & Williamson 2003
1694:Hon. Sidney Godolphin Osborne
821:. Motto: Virtus mille scuta.
809:(d.1791), the second wife of
701:Royal Horse Guard (The Blues)
617:and Sophia Penn, the wife of
535:Lord Hastings of Loughborough
4649:. New Haven, US and London:
3975:www.theclergydatabase.org.uk
3386:"Granville Penn (1761–1844)"
3238:"Saint Wenceslas of Bohemia"
2389:. Stoke Poges Parish Council
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699:One of the Standards of the
633:World War II memorial window
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443:Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens
344:Pevsner Buildings of England
4768:Churches in Buckinghamshire
3779:Cyril, The Reverend Cyril.
3489:Stoke Poges Parish Magazine
2635:. BFI (via Sight and Sound)
2514:Revista de História da Arte
2362:Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire
1175:Exchanged for Leatherhead
846:. Motto: Mors janua vitae.
842:of Stoke Place. sister of
777:. Motto: Toujours propice.
555:Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire
392:St Giles remains an active
69:Location in Buckinghamshire
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4050:Winter and Hawkes (1925).
3704:"P/O John Stuart Devereux"
3678:"Take a Tour of St. Giles"
3603:"Angel of Mercy and child"
3288:www.gunnis.henry-moore.org
1281:Bishop of London, by lapse
4526:Cropsey, Jasper Francis.
4500:Cropsey, Jasper Francis.
4343:Baron, William Augustus.
4260:"Meditation on Mortality"
4239:. Victoria County History
4096:www.felstead.cccbr.org.uk
3335:"Thomas Penn (1702–1775)"
3267:Lipscomb, George (1847).
2411:. National Churches Trust
1952:
1114:or spelt NELE. Died 1365
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893:. Motto: In coelo quies.
815:Peter Beckford of Jamaica
559:Detroit Institute of Arts
445:, founded in 1935 by Sir
369:. Jenkins, in his volume
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4474:de Cort, Hendrik Frans.
4317:Barrow, Joseph Charles.
4002:www.stokepogeschurch.org
3977:. King's College, London
3435:Wainwright, Nicholas B.
3290:. Henry Moore Foundation
2701:. Parks & Gardens UK
2295:Gray's tomb, to the left
2184:, Northamptonshire; and
1786:David Henry Bryant Bevan
785:George Godolphin Osborne
738:who died in 1425 at the
683:Other military memorials
267:History and architecture
3917:Summers, Peter (1983).
3755:"4th PWO Gurkha Rifles"
3553:"St Giles, Stoke Poges"
3361:"John Penn (1760–1834)"
3194:Beaconsfield Advertiser
2633:"I Could Go On Singing"
2566:"Stoke Poges: St Giles"
1016:Geoffrey de Haveringdon
565:Memorials and monuments
470:Grade I listed building
239:Grade I listed building
4293:Sells & Sells 1980
4235:Page, William (1925).
4052:Stoke Poges Local Lore
3932:Hoyle, Joshua (1920).
3007:Parry, Oswald (1896).
2679:. Mobbs Memorial Trust
2544:"Stoke Poges St Giles"
2486:Page, William (1925).
2409:"Stoke Poges St Giles"
2231:, was commissioned by
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1942:Gillett & Johnston
1937:
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1697:Rt.Hon. Lord Godolphin
1485:William Stafford, Esq.
857:
853:Funeral Hatchment for
791:. Motto: Pax in bello
766:
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736:Sir William de Moleyns
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729:Sir William de Moleyns
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38:St. Giles, Stoke Poges
4679:Yale University Press
4651:Yale University Press
4643:Mack, Robert (2000).
4262:. Wall Street Journal
4090:Peal List for Tower.
4070:www.dove.cccbr.org.uk
4054:. Stoke Poges School.
3437:"The Penn Collection"
3314:www.britishmuseum.org
2206:
1948:Details of the bells
1935:
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1741:Joshua Fielding Hoyle
1424:Richard Tredway, Esq.
1191:Instituted October 3
932:, Dean of Worcester.
891:General Gordon Forbes
889:. Eldest daughter of
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4704:G. Allen & Unwin
4528:"Stoke Poges Church"
4506:www.meisterdrucke.uk
4502:"Stoke Poges Church"
4450:"Stoke Poges Church"
4424:"Stoke Poges Church"
4376:www.meisterdrucke.uk
4319:"Stoke Pogis Church"
3708:War Memorials Online
3684:. Stoke Poges Church
3682:StokePogesChurch.org
3657:Imperial War Museums
3532:Imperial War Museums
3507:Imperial War Museums
3467:Imperial War Museums
3172:www.buckschurches.uk
3146:www.buckschurches.uk
3100:www.buckschurches.uk
1633:Lord Francis Osborne
1618:George Clarges, Esq.
1439:Walter Tredway, Esq.
1375:Edward Windsor, Esq.
928:and daughter of the
711:due in part because
665:World War I memorial
461:and the broadcaster
367:George Edmund Street
195:Heritage designation
4738:Guide to the church
4646:Thomas Gray: A Life
4578:Rutherford, Sarah.
4454:www.vandaimages.com
4186:(17 January 2011).
4092:"Felstead Database"
2631:Houston, Penelope.
2546:. Church of England
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727:Effigy and arms of
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4188:"Poem of the week"
3487:"August edition".
3055:www.emma.cam.ac.uk
3029:Stoke Poges Church
2590:. Historic England
2213:
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1603:Matthew Snow, Esq.
1586:Sir Thomas Clarges
1568:Sir Thomas Clarges
1550:Sir Thomas Clarges
1533:Sir Thomas Clarges
1516:Sir Thomas Clarges
1387:Richard Pennington
1093:William de Medburn
1062:William de Mersham
1047:Nicholas de London
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593:; also a stone to
587:Sir Thomas Clarges
579:Nathaniel Marchant
519:Sir Walter Mildmay
502:
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211:Architectural type
175:Rev. Natasha Brady
63:Church of St Giles
27:Church of St Giles
4713:978-0-049-28043-4
4688:978-0-300-09584-5
4669:Pevsner, Nikolaus
4660:978-0-300-08499-3
4627:978-0-713-99281-6
4558:www.stokepark.com
4552:Repton, Humphry.
4448:Constable, John.
4428:www.themorgan.org
4422:Constable, John.
4216:. Apollo Magazine
3897:www.oxforddnb.com
3893:"Hampden, Isabel"
3785:www.legacy.com/uk
3578:"WWII Chancel NW"
3415:www.oxforddnb.com
3390:www.oxforddnb.com
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3168:"The Love of God"
3046:Mildmay, Walter.
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1572:Resigned in 1687
1554:Resigned in 1679
1455:Elizabeth Tredway
1262:Abraham Repyngdon
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647:Diocese of Oxford
639:Sir Ernest George
478:John Oldrid Scott
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3086:
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2855:
2824:
2793:
2768:
2743:
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2690:
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2579:
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2535:
2533:, p. 652.
2523:
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2272:Humphry Repton
2270:, in addition
2268:Jasper Cropsey
2260:John Constable
2209:John Constable
2190:Horace Walpole
2141:
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798:. Daughter of
747:
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623:
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566:
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468:St Giles is a
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3133:
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3096:"Crucifixion"
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2611:
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2532:
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2524:
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1615:Thomas Dolben
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1609:
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1472:
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1460:
1457:
1454:
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1449:
1446:
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