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The course and current of architecture; being an historical account of the origin, successive and simultaneous development, relations, periods, and characteristics of its various known styles (1863)

Huggins, Samuel, 1811-1885 · London, J. Weale [etc.] · leaf 165

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145 <0F ARCHITECTURE. COROLLARY. … and Central American groups. We have entered, more or less fully, into the history of all known styles ; but a review of the history of the world must convince us that these are far from being all that have existed, and that not only edifices innumerable must have perished, but that styles must…

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