Harris, Thomas, d. ca. 1900 · London, B. T. Batsford · leaf 58
place in the character ofthe buildings generally, the plan underwent modification toa very slight extent ; for it is generally found that an in-truding style of architecture, in order to obtain a footing inthe new ground, has to respect the habits, and to interfereas little as possible with the… … 34 Three Periods of English Architecture. see this at the present day. The Indian house must beIndian in arrangement, although built in the Gothic style,and Swiss chalets in England must have English plans.So the innovators left the plan very much as they foundit; and although, as might have been…
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