Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey

Published in a History of England, about
 1855  Steel engraving with recent hand color
Size 13 x 17 Ref D1409,  Anonymous

May the Strength of God pilot us, May the wisdom of God instruct
 us, May the hand of God protect us, May the Word of God direct
us, Be always ours this day and for evermore.     St. Patrick

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