Holy Places Of The British Isles: William Anderson and Clive Hicks

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Holy Places Of The British Isles: William Anderson and Clive HicksWhy does Stonehenge attract thousands of tourists every year? Why should Glastonbury, Lindisfarne or Walsingham continue to exert a strange power over generations of visitors and pilgrims? Britain's ancient spiritual heritage is a mystery, and yet to be unravelled. This book charts the history of monuments and shrines in the British Isles as well as being a guide to what can be felt as well as seen. Beginning with the silent, brooding megaliths raised

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