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A history of architecture for the student, craftsman, and amateur : being a comparative view of the historical styles from the earliest period (1896)

Fletcher, Banister, 1833-1899, Fletcher, Banister, Sir, 1866-1953 · London : B.T. Batsford; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 326

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.We may notice that an order, or row of columns, is given toeach storey, that mullioned windows are adopted, that ahigh-pitched roof with dormer windows occurs, and thewhole design is placed on a sturdy rusticated basement. The Stadthaus at Amsterdam is certainly not worthy of being mentioned… … oH I BELGIAN AND DUTCH RENAISSANCE. 253 domestic and civic architecture, for while wandering throughthe streets of these old-world towns, we meet with charmingspecimens of street architecture, executed in bright redbrick, with occasional stone courses and dressings, with thefurther ornament of…

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