Explore the history and significance of The Cathedral of St. John's in Newfoundland. This volume offers a detailed account of the cathedral, including its consecration by Dr. Mullock. Delve into the religious and architectural importance of this iconic landmark, which stands as a testament to the rich Catholic heritage of Newfoundland. "The Cathedral Of St. John's, Newfoundland, With An Account Of Its Consecration By ... Dr. Mullock" provides valuable insights into the historical context and cultural impact of this prominent religious site.

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