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A42618071 - British First World War Memorials
Sol Posted Nov 5, 2008
I suspect the chap who wrote about it - King, I think - felt obliged to put it in just because otherwise people would be forever wrtiting to him pointing it out. Unfortunately, it now probably takes on a disproportionate amount of significance.
Still, there are so many of them, it's hard to make generalisations. Some of the east end ones _are_ crusifixes, partly because there were a lot of RCs there at the time and partly because it was felt that they connected the monuments to the battlefields in Belgium where crusifixes abounded. Aparently.
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Nov 10, 2008
Very well done, The Sun and the Star
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lil ~ Auntie Giggles with added login ~ returned Posted Nov 10, 2008
Nice to see this one go through...
Quite timely
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Sol Posted Nov 10, 2008
Unaccustomed as I am... *grins*
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