England's Cathedrals myth & legend told as fiction From frost-dogs (tiny frozen particles

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England's Cathedrals myth & legend told as fiction From frost-dogs (tiny frozen particlesAuthor: Jenkins, Sir Simon England Published on 15 May 2025 by Little, Brown Book Group (Abacus) in the United Kingdom. Paperback 336 pages 125 x 198 x 24 292g The author of the magisterial England's Thousand Best Churches turns his eye to England's cathedrals, with fascinating, personal and often funny insight into their history and their place in English lifeEngland's cathedrals are the nation's glory. They tower over its landscape, outranking