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ly prove , that if this plainnefs was not at all times follow ed , it was owing to the taste of the times , and not to any inherent defect of the ftile of architecture , which , perhaps , more easily admitted of this plain appearance ...
ly prove , that if this plainnefs was not at all times follow ed , it was owing to the taste of the times , and not to any inherent defect of the ftile of architecture , which , perhaps , more easily admitted of this plain appearance ...
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In proving this , he had proved more than he was called upon to prove ; it was fufficient for his argument , that no great harm could refult from the abolition : It now , he hoped , would appear , that many benefits would accrue to ...
In proving this , he had proved more than he was called upon to prove ; it was fufficient for his argument , that no great harm could refult from the abolition : It now , he hoped , would appear , that many benefits would accrue to ...
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1 fhall be able to accomplish all they wish for ; yet it must be admitted that the defign is as noble in its conception , as any that ever graced the annals of humanity ; and that at all events it must prove beneficial to the natives of ...
1 fhall be able to accomplish all they wish for ; yet it must be admitted that the defign is as noble in its conception , as any that ever graced the annals of humanity ; and that at all events it must prove beneficial to the natives of ...
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