American renaissance; a review of domestic architecture (1904)
Dow, Joy Wheeler · New York, W. T. Comstock · leaf 124
ercialismduring the grand epoch was essentially a stewards de-partment, and the Annapolitans would have been thelast people in the world to tolerate its meddling witharchitecture. Moreover, Annapolis stands for the supreme mo-ment of the grand epoch. It was here that the treatyof peace between… … 0 7} O -J The Grand Epoch power whence it had come to him. The constitutionitself owes its first glory to Annapolis, where the initialproceedings were held. Annapolis and American Re-naissance are, therefore, indissolubly associated. Youspeak ot one and the other follows as a natural con-sequence.…
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