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INCUMBENTS
CATHEDRAL TIMELINE
ANTOINE-AUGUSTE PARMENTIER
1225 MAGNA CARTA
The Victorian penchant for at least three Christian names.
Controversy over what was built when.
The 800th anniversary of the charter that first went into law.
Parmentier's potatoes and other veg stories.