The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 114
t those ou which Mr. Leedshas so foicibly couunonted, viz., the absurdity of accusing the archi-tect of having diminislied the capacity of the building by the verymeasures which, on the contrary, increased it (see pages (iJ, 6ii) ; tlieinconsiderate outcry concerning its being too low see pages… … 93 THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL, [March, Iile a correspondent as myself, will be .illowed to add inudi weight Utthe eritiiisii) of Mr. Leeds; nor sliould I venture on these reiimrUs,hilt that opinions—and very decided imcs—h.ive heeci expressed hy somany person*, whose riglit to pass…
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