The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 178
her to have nothing to do with the work, than consent to the altera-tions it was pmposed to make in his designs. He accordingly gavaup his appointment as architect, in 1809; nor did lie long survive thechagrin he felt on the occasion. Chalgrin, hitherto only adjunct to the principal architect,… … alacrity, that they had reached the height of more than twenty feetal)ove the ground, when, in consequence of Napoleons union withMaria Louisa, he was commanded to make some alterations in his designswith regard to the subjects of some of the reliefs, &c., but withoutinterfering with the…
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