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Page 162
... attention of Government . It thus concludes : I have endeavoured to shew , that in the regulations of the colo nial trade , where we enforce the exportation of produce that would not otherwise be exported , and where we enforce the ...
... attention of Government . It thus concludes : I have endeavoured to shew , that in the regulations of the colo nial trade , where we enforce the exportation of produce that would not otherwise be exported , and where we enforce the ...
Page 303
... attention so particularly to the circular colonade above the cross roofs ; which is , not improperly , called the tam- bour of the dome , and which forcibly evinces the beautiful consequence resulting from a strict attention to the ...
... attention so particularly to the circular colonade above the cross roofs ; which is , not improperly , called the tam- bour of the dome , and which forcibly evinces the beautiful consequence resulting from a strict attention to the ...
Page 460
... attention to regularity , are all supported either by pillars or walls of the solid stone ; and this vast assemblage of columns , and lofty arcades , at one time recalls the ap pearance of huge temples , and at another of a series of ...
... attention to regularity , are all supported either by pillars or walls of the solid stone ; and this vast assemblage of columns , and lofty arcades , at one time recalls the ap pearance of huge temples , and at another of a series of ...
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