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Imperial Gothic: Religious Architecture and High Anglican Culture in the British Empire, c.1840–1870

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G. A. Bremner

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Architect and Contract Reporter

Bombay Quarterly Review

British Critic

Builder

Building News

Cape Monitor

Christian Remembrancer

Church Builder

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Church Journal (New York)

Church News (Tasmania)

Church of England Record for Victoria

Church Times

Colonial Church Chronicle (London)

Delhi Mission News

English Churchman

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Lyttelton Times (New Zealand)

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Mission Life (London)

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Montreal Gazette

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Archival material for this study, including original correspondence, vestry minute books, clergymen’s diaries, unpublished diocesan records, architects’ sketch books, rare ephemera, architectural plans and drawings, historic photographs and other manuscript material, was sourced from the following repositories. Specific references to each can be found in the notes to the main text.

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Anglican Diocesan Archive, Kolkata, India

Anglican Diocesan Archive, Melbourne, Australia

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