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The builder's guide : a practical treatise on the several orders of Grecian and Roman architecture : together with the Gothic style of building : constituting a complete exposition of the most modern and approved methods adopted by skilful architects in the various departments of carpentry, joinery, masonry and sculpture, embracing all their necessary details, and by a plain and comprehensive arrangement, particularly adapted to the wants of the less experienced
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The builder's guide : a practical treatise on the several orders of Grecian and Roman architecture : together with the Gothic style of building : constituting a complete exposition of the most modern and approved methods adopted by skilful architects in the various departments of carpentry, joinery, masonry and sculpture, embracing all their necessary details, and by a plain and comprehensive arrangement, particularly adapted to the wants of the less experienced
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The builder's guide : a practical treatise on the several orders of Grecian and Roman architecture : together with the Gothic style of building : constituting a complete exposition of the most modern and approved methods adopted by skilful architects in the various departments of carpentry, joinery, masonry and sculpture, embracing all their necessary details, and by a plain and comprehensive arrangement, particularly adapted to the wants of the less experienced
