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City development, a study of parks, gardens, and culture-institutes; a report to the Carnegie Dunfermline trust (1904)

Geddes, Patrick, Sir, 1854-1932 · Edinburgh : Geddes and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 77

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ncile the claims of wealth and art,of tradition and culture, with those of simplepopular pleasure, and even play. Our PalaceGarden is thtis fully a Peoples Garden also. C. Design in Detail (see General Plan) Hence, then, tlic present ])lan is a coniliina-tion of both requirements and principles… … i-liis. 45 and 46. — tiencral \ iow ^^i silu taken as paiiLrania truni nt-ar iiii(i<ile ct iis .Southern border, jookinjj; Noiili-ward up its gentle slope. Beginning with 46, the East Imrder of the future garden is the wooded Western edge of glen—llie North boundary is made up first l>y the…

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