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Excerpt from A History of Architectural Development, Vol. 1 of 3In the two volumes to follow, such examination will not be so essential, as there is a vast difference between treating of architectural art extending over 5000 years, and of the art Of the succeeding 800. The second volume will deal with Romanesque and Mediaeval Architecture throughout Europe, and the third with the Renaissance.In order to be able to speak from personal experienc...

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Excerpt from A History of Architectural Development, Vol. 3 of 3Tins volume treats of the Renaissance in Italy, France, and England. The temptation was strong to include other countries, but if more than a most cursory account of these had been attempted, the space allotted to the three mentioned must have been considerably curtailed, or else the volume would have swollen to unconscionable proportions. After all, Italy and France were the two ...

Excerpt from A History of Architectural Development, Vol. 3 of 3 This volume treats of the Renaissance in Italy, France, and England. The temptation was strong to include other countries, but if more than a most cursory account of these had been attempted, the space allotted to the three mentioned must have been considerably curtailed, or else the volume would have swollen to unconscionable proportions. After all, Italy and France were the tw...

Excerpt from A History of Architectural Development, Vol. 1 of 3 This volume was commenced a few years back, but, owing to various causes, has only recently been finished. Its aim is to trace the development of architecture through the planning, construction, materials and principles oof design of the buildings described, and to try and indicate the broad lessons which may be learned from them. No one practising architecture, however able he...

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