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Page 71
... observations at its extremities , no bencficial consequences could be expected to attend the placing of the sector at intermediate stations ; as the arc would be found running , almost every where , through a country abounding with ...
... observations at its extremities , no bencficial consequences could be expected to attend the placing of the sector at intermediate stations ; as the arc would be found running , almost every where , through a country abounding with ...
Page 349
... Observations on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening . I ' [ Article concluded from p . 240. ] continuing our observations on this work , we may remark that Mr. Repton has not merely evinced the difficulties which occur in the ...
... Observations on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening . I ' [ Article concluded from p . 240. ] continuing our observations on this work , we may remark that Mr. Repton has not merely evinced the difficulties which occur in the ...
Page 359
... Observations made at Paris during the Peace ; and Re- marks in a Tour from London to Paris through Picardy , and to England by the Route of Normandy ; containing a fuli Descrip ... Observations at Paris . 359 436 Paris, Observations made.
... Observations made at Paris during the Peace ; and Re- marks in a Tour from London to Paris through Picardy , and to England by the Route of Normandy ; containing a fuli Descrip ... Observations at Paris . 359 436 Paris, Observations made.
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