The lives of the British architects from William of Wykeham to Sir William Chambers (1909)
Chancellor, E. Beresford (Edwin Beresford), 1868-1937 · London, Duckworth and Co.; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 287
s attacked by a kind ofgeneral inflammation, and to this he succumbed onApril 12, 1748, at Burlington House. He was buried inthe Burlington family vault at Chiswick, an additionalproof, were one wanting, of the friendship and respect ofhis chief patron. He left a fortune in money, books,… … / . / . ; •..n, ^/at iw AltliOr dr ( (.ii.-iili?) liiriliiiis (|iwim (riiicifiriii Cdcntct.s BATTY LANGLEY To face p. 231 CHAPTER VIII BATTY LANGLEY, GIBBS, WOOD OF BATH, ETC. Before saying anything about James Gibbs who was notonly a fine architect, but probably the most eminent ofthose of the…
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