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The Architectural magazine (1834)

London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 580

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ich they look one and all as if done up from thesame receipt. This is the observation of your correspondentCandidus; and 1 am right glad that one so able has commencedan attack which, in time, must overthrow designing accordingto custom. For the present, I shall speak only of church archi-tecture… … placed the tower and entrances at the west end of the church.His answer will probably be, Because it is customary; or, Becausethe architects in the middle ages did the same when they builtchurches; or, if he be inclined to be more candid. Because suchwas the case in the building from which he…

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