The English house, how to judge its periods and styles (1909)
Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · New York, J. Lane Co. · leaf 384
nection with the death of Charles I.,we may see the nature of the work that Joneshad in mind; only we must remember thatother parts of the building would have hadthree stories instead of two, so as to give varietyto the general outline. To be brief, Whitehall is an example of thethwarted aims which… … •rip aU z P=! s < >< 5 2 O g z ^ Hu . s ^ bo a $Q So TH5 RENAISSANCE 257 Northern climate. For example, if any archi-tect wished to study at first hand the Classicstyles which he copied, he travelled at greatexpense to Italy; and even then, after hisreturn to England, he had to rely upon…
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