Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 387
ple were refin-ing their tastes, and hunting parsons and SquireWesterns were becoming less common. Men stilldrank deeply, but in courtly manner. Robert Adamhad left visible evidence of his genius in many a townand country house. The middle of the century hadseen him build the beautiful and refined… … Fig. 3.—A sideboard designed by T. Shearer, whose creations were animportant influence in Sheratons work. Adam school of architectural thought was in demand,and Sheraton—drawing master, lay preacher, and de-signing expert of the neat, man-milliner style—waswell fitted to cope with the prevailing…
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