William St John Hope
Biographic Data
| ID | 9313071 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William St John Hope |
| GIVEN NAMES | William St John |
| FAMILY NAME | Hope |
| SIGNATURE | HOPE W S J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1915 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1917 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
IV.— Quire Screens in English Churches, with special reference to the Twelfth-Century Quire Screen formerly in the Cathedral Church of Ely
Many students of English ecclesiology have long known that, until it was destroyed by the ‘ingenious’ Mr. James Essex in 1770, there was standing in the cathedral church of Ely the twelfth-century stone screen that anciently formed the western boundary of the monks’ quire
V.— The Sarum Consuetudinary and its relation to the Cathedral Church of Old Sarum
The suspension owing to the continuance of the Great War of all work upon the hill of Old Sarum, and the consequent lack of material for the usual report thereon, afford a useful opportunity for the discussion of certain points connected with the cathedral church of Sarum
XII.— Recent Discoveries in the Abbey Church of St. Austin at Canterbury
It is a matter of common knowledge that for some years past excavations have been in progress on the site of St. Austin's Abbey at Canterbury, and the Society of Antiquaries has shown a practical interest in the work by occasional help from its Research Fund. There is every reason, therefore, that the Society should be made acquainted with certain discoveries of exceptional interest that have lately been made within the abbey church by the author…
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XII.— Recent Discoveries in the Abbey Church of St. Austin at Canterbury
It is a matter of common knowledge that for some years past excavations have been in progress on the site of St. Austin's Abbey at Canterbury, and the Society of Antiquaries has shown a practical interest in the work by occasional help from its Research Fund. There is every reason, therefore, that the Society should be made acquainted with certain discoveries of exceptional interest that have lately been made within the abbey church by the author…
IV.— Quire Screens in English Churches, with special reference to the Twelfth-Century Quire Screen formerly in the Cathedral Church of Ely
Many students of English ecclesiology have long known that, until it was destroyed by the ‘ingenious’ Mr. James Essex in 1770, there was standing in the cathedral church of Ely the twelfth-century stone screen that anciently formed the western boundary of the monks’ quire
V.— The Sarum Consuetudinary and its relation to the Cathedral Church of Old Sarum
The suspension owing to the continuance of the Great War of all work upon the hill of Old Sarum, and the consequent lack of material for the usual report thereon, afford a useful opportunity for the discussion of certain points connected with the cathedral church of Sarum
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