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 "Every visitor to Canterbury will be glad to have this volume when going over the remains of the Friary and re-creating in imagination a picture of the coming of the Friars seven centuries ago."—Saturday Review.

"This reprint of a fine piece of work &hellip; is most opportune."— Church Times.

"In its new form it retains the letterpress and the delightful illustrations and plans. &hellip; Many besides visitors to Canterbury will appreciate the devoted enthusiasm as well as the careful historical research which have contributed to the making of this book."—Guardian.

"The book is well written and contains' interesting matter for the general reader, as well as for the antiquarian and student,"—Bookman.

"The net effect is a finished treatise that deals in turn with ecclesiasticism, archaeology, the foundation of educational centres, and ameliorative institutions and many other subjects of engrossing interest. 'The Grey Friars of Canterbury' is at once a text-book of historical value and a romance of idealism."—Thanet Advertiser.

"Par cette belle œuvre d'une érudition si fouillée, qui est un modile de documentation et l'exposition, la 'British Society of Franciscan Studies' se trouve une fois de plus à la tête du mouvement historique franciscanisant."—(Signed).

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