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English Architecture: Or, the Publick Buildings of London and Westminster. with Plans of the Streets and Squares, Represented in One Hundred and ... with a Succinct Review of Their History See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

T102004

Dedication signed: T. Osborne. With an index. Also issued as part of: William Maitland's 'The history and survey of London', 3rd edition, 1760.

London : printed for T. Osborne, [1756?]. [6],112,[4]p.,plates ; 2°