The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-16
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fanas 10 scsnpisse rspatr ssek oa 81.
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~Engsand's esse~m foe the hsssawte
esssnce ~ Showe BY Ne coasina@ ssas u
the rextoratloa work throughout the
ssr. desrsie The lstsuupsiea TO prxe>
stcaily nil ether bnlidtag,~ the beilestn
saya ~StiIl fresh In pasase fssensery
IN the aosable service u euas@SfwsAea.
atteatie3 by royalty and distinguished
Ame~lenns thea tn Lcnaon. held Ia AZ.
paul's Aprtl N, i9iT. tu coaazaetn~ats
the ensry Ut the United States INTO the
war
-st psrt's In the largest Protestant
Church In the world IT. danaa IN oas
~ tbs mest beautiful, The cAursh csTi,
bodies architectural ideas Ut Rsany
p~yt@fs. Because IL Ia mot the pr@siass
Ut getssratlua. az esea rwnsary.
True. Ssr ChFistopher Wren Ii credited
With the structure ~ II stands today.
but he ssmbssissd sn@ev features of tho
fsmoGs Oid NJ, fauls,' raxed In tho
great LAsnion flr~. iGxn wswn did DOT
wtsh the restoration 10 he after the
1lothick Rudsasss Of the Old pssaga.'
Bat he was compelled TO medtfy hss
own plans To considerable ext~at.
Said be. of the balussrade added ever
his veto' Ladies think nothing seli
without al ei.ing,'
ITO this famous mathematician. as
troneurr and architect the tesnsian
Dire blew much geoi lie had commits.
stoss 10 draw plaas tur rebuilding half
4 hanlrea churches From ,heses were
metlrlrl msny ~ the American
eh7gFssr#'H se.svsssa3 rssTs' ssar his rms
terptcce. NJ. raul'x, SIR Christopher
w said TO have received less thHa
the equivalent NJ $500 year. an
amount which might engage The attea.
,iaa ~ y nsodera architect Of hts stand.
lAg for an afternoons consolidation
ttfr hulldiug was paid for h. a TAX on
sea .horue coal 10 iondon,
THE motto was appropriate, Some
historians Believe tls ermap~Af Ind
gate iiiil site originally was that u q
Romah shrine II Diana. A CHRISTIAN
church Is known 10 have beea built
there ia the early seventh century. II
was burned two decades after William
the Couuuerrr come to England From
the rulas emerged Old 81, fsufs' Fire
destroyed that building. too, bat IL was
restored on aD even more preteatioua
scale.
AT the Old IT. Pxufs John Wy
elite faced the charge Of heresy. Tyn.
dnles New Testament WAS burned,
wolsey heard the reading Of the rsarsl
condemnation Of Luther and, under
powie's cross new MARKED by q nas~
mortal, hcr.,ics were forced tn secant
and witches 10 confess
Even hefar~ the great fire pid St.
raui's' was crumhlinx. partly from 4
succession ~ lightning strnkes and
partly from neglect, Wine cellars and
wnrt shops were 10 " found kenefsh
It's lengthy corridors, The old build
lns was nearly a~ long ~ the union
station st Washington. The nave BE-
cam. 'raars Walk. prpmensie.
Two towers, as well As the dome.
make the new st. rAul's conspicuous,
In arnc tower Great Paul. i1-.nn
hctt. hooms va, saiiy at ! =, m, A
smaller bell tolls when there il q death
In the royal family
''romhs " Wellington and Nelson.
Turner aud Reynolds and II other
famous men ars "a he found Ia 81.
pau''s Over "tras grnse 10 p's.n
tablet bearing a Latin inscription
roGnseliRg The visitor To took about
him II he would find the architects
monument
'SE Christopher should have be-
come renowned So a ci1y planHer "a
we'll as church builder After the
arp W. prcy@ r~d plan that would
streets rad rsdiRring Ervats.ss Hat
iyptsdoHers Rad tsesnaae reluctant 70 re-
,ingntsh property in family tenure for
years ual!ke cttsEens ~ sach uswer
se4 tsa- a. baltimore sud Chicago 81.
rauis ,tstlf has owned a farm In u
sasI ~ nrs LIZ. sNNnnti fnrtnr1 !"