City architecture; or, Designs for dwelling houses, stores, hotels, etc. In 20 plates. With descriptions and an essay on the principles of design (1854)
Field, M. (Marriott), b. 1803? · New-York [etc.] D. Appleton & Company · leaf 116
The Italian Campanile, or bell-tower, risessquare for a considerable height, like most of Wrens beststeeples, and terminates with an open belfry, square, oc-tagon, or circular on the plan. It offends symmetry, butsecures picturesqueness, to place a steeple or tower on oneside of the body of the… … M C H L R C H TL. zr.
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