Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Architectural Review, Vol. 11: For the Artist and Craftsman; Jan.-June 1902
The largest church in London, except ing St. Paul's and the Abbey, is now, after eight or ten years of labour, rapidly nearing structural completion. Nothing but praise and congratula tion is due to all concerned in this fine work, and nothing but good fortune seems to have attended its progress. The site was a wonderful space to find in crowded Westminster. The faithful have supported the scheme with loyal enthusiasm, and the work was confided into the hands of an architect Of great gifts and matured powers, Mr. J. F. Bentley, who in turn has simply built his life into the Church with unmeasured devotion.
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