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   <news:title>&amp;quot;Gleanings from Westminster Abbey.&amp;quot; The second edition which came out in 1863, not long after the first edition sold out far more rapidly than had been hoped for. By George Gilbert Scott who was architect and Surveyor of the Fabric at the Abbey from 1849-1878 with help from William Burges and eleven other learned gentlemen most of whom were Fellows of the Society of Antiquaries. Where kings of England have been crowned going back to before Henry V of Agincourt fame was crowned here in 1413.</news:title>
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