An architectural monograph on Marblehead, its contribution to eighteenth and early nineteenth century American architecture, (1918)
Aldrich, William Truman, Whitehead, Russell F. (Russell Fenimore), 1884-1954 · [Saint Paul, White pine bureau] · leaf 16
withhis peers, both by brain and by hand, therebygaining strength for his private professionalpractice as truly as the athlete trains himself bythe physical competition. In the definite knowledge of the merit or rela-tive merit of the result. In private practice theclient is usually the ultimate… … 1 SURVEY OF THE PROPERTY. of the Jury gives assurance that the relative rat-ing of the contestants would have the concur-rence of the profession at large, or at least wouldnot be dissented from in any marked degree. Afairly true mirror is held up in which one maysee his architectural face. The…
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