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GOTHIC ARCHITEC U RE.

This day was published, in Royal Octavo, Mounded with Eleven
Plates, price 18s. in board.,
A N HISTORY of the ORIGIN and ESTA•
.L 1 BLISHMENI' of GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE; com-
prehendinz, also an Account Pram his own Writings of CRSAI
CCSARIANUS, the first professed Commentator ort Vitruvius,
and of his translation of that Author; an Investigation of the
Principles and Proportion of that Style of Architecture called the
GMllie; and an Inquiry into the Mode of Painting upon and
Staining Glass, as practi4ed in the Ecdesia.tical Structures of the
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