London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 53
eive the foundations of all the walls of the house, which might be formedin the usual way, and would, we think, require nothing more to prevent therising of the damp. This, in many situations, could only be a very smallexpense; and we have little doubt, from what we have seen, that it would… … Tratisactions of the Institute of British Architects. -il The whole thickness was 2-2 in.; 10 in. on each side, with an open space inthe heart of 2 in. They had a range of bonds laid between the outer andinner part in every course of 2 ft., which was the height of the boxes used; andthe bonds were…
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