The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 235
so erro-neous in point of proportion, that it rather offends than entertains;but what is still more provoking, the building itself is entirely de-tached from the entrance, and though so near a large and noble o]ieu-ing, is in a manner stiflinl with the circumjacent houses : it is indeeda building… … C^€//^</^Mo floats ^^/wi/t^M^^ c/imMe^^ =.^^«^^ Ctvi/ JiMoirie^rrinji,-lrcA^eer«,/(^ima/_ Jtm^, M40 1840.] THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. 201 the ground will admit of it, public buildings can hardly be too grandand magnificent; but where they cannot be seen when finished, useand…
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