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[Illustration: THE CANTERBURY WEAVERS
(_Page 12_) _Frontispiece_]
CANTERBURY
DESCRIBED BY CANON DANKS
PICTURED BY E. W. HASLEHUST
BLACKIE & SON LIMITED
LONDON AND GLASGOW
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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The Canterbury Weavers _Frontispiece_
St. Nicholas, Harbledown 8
Canterbury from the Stour 12
The Greyfriars' House 16
Mercery Lane 20
Canterbury Cathedral from Christ Church Gate 24
Christ Church Gate, Entrance to Cathedral Precincts 29
Fordwich 33
St. Martin's Church 37
Westgate 44
The Gateway, St. Augustine's Abbey 48
Gateway of St. John's Hospital 52
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[Illustration: CANTERBURY]
THE CITY
This little essay on a great subject is neither a guidebook nor a
history, though it may, for many, be enough, for their purpose, of
both. With its illustrations of ancient and famous scenes it is, let
us say, a keepsake or memorial for some of the hundred thousand
pilgrims who still annually visit Canterbury, and fall under the spell
of its enchantments. It may recall to them in distant homes, some of
them overseas, the thrill with which they first beheld the mother-city
of English Christianity, the great church, inwoven with so much of
English history, which in the Middle Ages contained one of the most
venerated and far-sought shrines in Europe.
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