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| EXTERIOR VIEW, CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, DUBLIN.- Above is given an exterior view of the venerable Christ Church Cathedral, which is regarded by most antiquarians as by far the most interesting of all Dublin churches. Originally it is said to have been built by the Christianized Danes, about the 11th century; it was rebuilt by the Anglo-Normans, who, on establishing themselves in the metropolis, constituted the church a cathedral of the Pale. |
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