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Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and part II of the building accounts for the years, 1685-95

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  • "Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and part II of the building accounts for the years 1685-95"
  • "Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and part II of the building accounts for the years 1685 - 95 : Engravings from the Library of St. Paul's Cathedral; the King's Library, Crowle Pennant, and Crace Collections of the British Museum; Sir John Soane's Museum; the Gough Collection at The Bodleian; The Pepysian, Cambridge; and the Society of Antiquaries, London"
  • "Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and part II of the building accounts for the years, 1685-95"@en
  • "Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral, and part II of the building accounts for the years 1685-95 engravings from the library of St. Paul's Cathedral : the King's Library, Crowle Pennant, and Crace collections of the British Museum : Sir John Soane's Museum, the Gough collection at the Bodleian : the Pepysian, Cambridge : and the Society of Antiquaries, London"@en
  • "Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral, and part II of the building accounts for the years 1685-95 : engravings from the library of St. Paul's Cathedral : the King's Library, Crowle Pennant, and Crace collections of the British Museum : Sir John Soane's Museum, the Gough collection at the Bodleian : the Pepysian, Cambridge : and the Society of Antiquaries, London"@en
  • "Engravings of St. Paul's Cathedral and part II of the building accounts for the years 1685-95 : engravings from the library of St. Paul's Cathedral; the King's library, Crowle Pennant, and Crace Collections of the British Museum; Sir John Soane's Museum; The Gough Collection at the Bodleian; The Pepysian, Cambridge; and the Society of Antiquaries, London"

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