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Flats, urban houses and cottage homes; a companion volume to "The British home of to-day"; (1906)

Verity, Frank T, Hall, Edwin Thomas, b. 1851, Horsley, Gerald C, Sparrow, Walter Shaw, 1862- · London : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 21

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o they possess all the comforts to whichthe wealthy are accustomed ; in addition to that, they need fewerservants than are necessary in large houses ; and it is easy to lockup a flat and leave it in the care of the manager. When considered also from an architects point ofview, the designing of… … 15 A FLAT-DWELLERS POINT OF VIEW By W. SHAW SPARROW )S far back as the sixteenth century, in the Innsof Court, a bencher had his separate chambers,liis bedroom and a room for business, whilea passage, dark and uncomfortable, appearsto have been used as the clerks office. Itwas thus that a germinal…

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