The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 317
ngement of plan that isaltogether unique, and which for charm of effect far surpasses any thingto be met with in any of our royal palaces, however short it may fall ofit, in regard to mere size, or splendour and suraptuousness. But wemention the Colosseum now iaere\y enpasnant and because it… … In regard to which we nave taken the liberty of substituting a * We know of an instance where a little oversight in regard to the positcaused prodigious vexation and annoyance: the room was a dining rooiboard was intended to be placad on the side opposite the tire-place, thereother situation for…
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