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   5 days ago · Description of the city. THE APPEARANCE of the city of Canterbury, from whatever part you approach it, is beautiful, and equals the most sanguine expectation.The magnificent tower of the cathedral, for symmetry and proportion hardly to be paralleled, strikes the eye as the principal object of admiration; after which, it is directed to the tower of king Ethelbert, and the other stately ruins of ...

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   2 days ago · Answer: Canterbury. Founded by Saint Augustine in 597, Canterbury Cathedral along with the ancient "Church of Saint Martin" and the nearby Benedictine "Abbey of Saint Peter and Paul" were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.

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   4 days ago · Canterbury, a cathedral city in southeast England, was a pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages (Photo: Mike Kemp) Canterbury is a microcosm of a certain type of England and Englishness, but one that ...

5. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-kent › vol11Canterbury: The churches within the city and suburbs ...

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   3 days ago · The churches within the city and suburbs. There are, within the walls of this city, twelve parish churches now remaining, and there were five more, which have been long since demolished; and there are three churches now situated in the suburbs of it, and there has been one demolished—Of those now remaining, there were only two, viz. St. Martin's without, and St. Alphage's within the walls ...

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-kent › vol11Canterbury: The city as county | British History Online

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   2 days ago · Which city and suburbs, parcel and precinct, except before excepted, were then in the county of Kent, but should in future be one whole county by itself corporate, in deed and name, and distinct, and utterly separate from the said county of Kent, and should be named and called the county of the city of Canterbury, for ever. (fn. 2)

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   3 days ago · The West Towers and South-West Entrance to the Cathedral, Canterbury. Illustration for Kent by W Teignmouth Shore (A&C Black, 1907). Creator: William Biscombe Gardner, English (1847–1919) Artwork medium: colour lithograph: Credit: Look and Learn: Search stock images by keyword