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English: David Stocker giving a talk in June 2016, in the early Georgian church of SS Peter & Paul at Langton by Partney
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David Stocker giving a talk in June 2016, in the early Georgian church of SS Peter & Paul at Langton by Partney to the Society for Linconshire , which unusually has box pews facing inwards along both N and S sides of the nave. The three-decker pulpit with tester is midway along the south side, a layout which reflects the supreme importance of the ‘Word’ to the builders of this fine brick-built church.

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