King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 60
in- 44 MILL CONSTRUCTION 45 son of Boston, to whose courtesy is due the material forthis chapter, it became possible for these buildings to beinsured if properly constructed. This type of building israpidly replacing all others; especially is this true of cot-ton factories, of which a great many… … Fig. 41. — Floor Plan of a Section of a Mill, Showing Two Bats. dwelling houses because of its simplicity, strength, and therapidity with which it may be erected, and also because ofits adaptability to very fine architecture if the designeruses judgment and skill. 30. Details. — (A.) The details of…
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