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The architecture of colonial America (1915)

Eberlein, Harold Donaldson, Northend, Mary H · Boston, Little, Brown, and Company · leaf 36

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e elegantgenius and refinement of classic architecturalconventions. It was, if one chooses so to putit, formality tempered with domesticity andcommon sense. The American colonists of theeighteenth century adopted the Georgian style,when they were able to afford it and had ac-quired the desire for… … IlXCRKK OR WHITE l^ORTTCO, SAT^EM, MASS. Showiits the delicate detail and attemiatioii that came with th last Ceorgian i>hase.

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