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1 The city churches 13
2 The diversity of countries, times, and men's manners 57
3 Builders and building culture 113
4 Sensing the sacred 141
5 The sacramental body 175
6 The beauty of holiness 217
7 Carolina in Ye West Indies 253
8 Anglican architecture and civic order 279
9 Pulpits, pews, and power 309
10 Building the "holy city" 333
Conclusion 365
Appendixes 369
Notes 387
Bibliography 447
Index 475
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Ben Stokes
reviewed The Beauty of Holiness: Anglicanism and Architecture in Colonial South Carolina on November 04, 2010
The Beauty of Holiness: Anglicanism and Architecture in Colonial South Carolina
Beautiful photography of parts of China that I am not familiar with. I love learning about my daughter's homeland. A few maps would have been helpful, I had to pull out an atlas to figure out where some of the places are.
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