This pamphlet, published in 1775, contains a detailed account of the observations of James Essex, a noted English architect, on the design and construction of Lincoln Cathedral. Essex provides insights into the building's history, design, and function, as well as details about its decorative features and furnishings. An important resource for scholars of English architecture and art history.

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