"Exeter Cathedral: A Description of the Building and a Brief History of the Episcopal Diocese" is a study of the architecture and history of one of Great Britain's most remarkable cathedrals. The author Percy Addleshaw pays attention to every detail of the cathedral complex, telling about its construction and the eras that passed under its walls. The episodes of the history of episcopal activity woven into the description make the book a fascinating journey into the past, and the carefully preserved detail perfectly reveals the greatness of this Gothic masterpiece. This work is an important source for both architectural history buffs and fans of medieval culture.