Bennett explores the ceremonial role of the Abbey within the Anglican Church, the room where the King James Version of the Bible was translated, and some of the many sculptures that decorate the Abbey's tombs. He presents a rare view of the 13th-century "Great Pavement" (the "Cosmati pavement"), the beautiful mosaic flooring, usually covered, on which the Chair of State (King Edward's Chair) stands at the Coronation.
Bennett examines the Abbey's role within the Anglican Church, focusing on the chamber where the King James Version was translated and the sculptures that decorate the tombs. He provides insight into the 13th-century "Great Pavement" (the "Cosmati pavement"), the stunning mosaic flooring, typically hidden from view, supporting the Chair of State (King Edward's Chair) during the Coronation ceremony.