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ARCHITECTURE, DOMESTIC.
Brown, Richard, f1.18h2,
Domestic architecture: containing a history of the science, and the principles of designing public edifices, private dwelling-houses, coun- try mansions, and suburban villas, with practi- cal dissertations on every branch of building, from the choice of the site, to the completion of the appendages. Also, Some observations on rural residences, their characteristic situa- tion and scenery; with instructions on the art of laying out and ornamenting grounds ... By
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