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A concise, illustrated account traces the chapel's foundation and royal patronage and describes its building phases, materials, dimensions, and the contributions of designers and master-masons. It surveys interior fittings, vaulting, stained-glass windows, carved screens, heraldic badges and decorative sculpture, and supplies notes on restorations, lists of officers, and photographs to clarify architectural and artistic details.

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Walter Poole Littlechild

Walter Poole Littlechild was an English author known for his work in historical and architectural literature. He is particularly recognized for his book "A Short Account of King's College Chapel," which provides insights into the history and significance of this iconic structure at the University of Cambridge. Littlechild's writing reflects a keen interest in the cultural heritage of England, contributing to the understanding of its historical landmarks. His work remains a valuable resource for those interested in the architectural history of Cambridge and its notable institutions.

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