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gment, so offensive andglaring, thiit they may be detected, and might have been avoided,even by such an imbecille as An Amateur. Art. III. Experimental Essays on the Principles of Constructionin Arches, Piers, Buttresses, S)-c. By William Bland. Essay VI.Relative to the Practical Application of the… … The span is 30 ft., and is not quite semicircular; the piers are22 ft. through from arch to arch; the width of the piers is 22 ft.within the cutwater; and the height of the piers above the solidground is assumed to be 26 ft. The line c represents the high-water mark, and the line d the low-water…
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