London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 345
ection in other archi-tects, but also the base of that fame which raises Sir John Soane above mostof the architects of the present day. Sir Johns architecture has many veryglaring absurdities, but it has also many beauties.—L. London, June \. 1835. Mr. Kents Dining-Room. (p. 280.) —In the section… … the corrections made mfig. 166., which the young architect is requested tocompare with fig. 160. p. 280. The Architectural Magazine for April and May. — The article by W. H.(p. 193.), as far as I could understand it, appears to me to consist of truisms,and may be styled, common-place run mad. In…
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