Letter VII.-Grecian Orders of Architecture

P. 44

Letter VIII.—Grecian Architecture not limited to the Three

Orders. Grecian Civil Building.--Grecian Architecture

after Alexander's Age

P. 56

Letter IX. Tuscan and early Roman Architecture.-In-

troduction of Grecian Taste at Rome.-Invention of

the Arch.-Extension of its use.-Triumphal Arch.-

Theaters. Aqueducts

-

p. 63

Letter X.-Characteristical Differences of Exterior and In-

terior Architecture.-Grecian Interior Architecture p. 73

Letter XI.-Interior Architecture.-Grecian Circular Build-

ing. Roman Circular Building.-Roman Interior Archi-

tecture

P. 81

Letter XII-Decline of Roman Architecture. - Gothic

Architecture.—Arabian or Saracenic Architecture.—

Buildings of Charlemain's Age

p. 90

Letter XIII.—Architecture in England.-Saxon and Nor-

man derived from the later Roman.-Comparative Merits

of the Colonnade and Arcade for Interior Architec-

ture

p. 96

Letter XIX.-Sources of a new Style of Architecture.--

Introduction of the Pointed Arch into European Build-

ing -

p. 102

Letter XV-English Ecclesiastical Architecture of the

Plantagenet reigns.-Salisbury Cathedral -

p. 108

Letter XVI.-Perfection of the Ecclesiastical Architecture

of the Plantagenet reigns

p. 120

Letter XVII.-Defects of the Plantagenet Architecture.

The Plantagenet Style in small Buildings

p. 124

Letter XVIII.-Old English Military and Domestic Ar-

chitecture

p. 131

Letter XIX-English Military and Domestic Architecture

after Edward the First.-Plantagenet Ecclesiastical Ar-

chitecture how far properly English -

p. 143

Letter XX.-Revival of Roman Architecture.—Introduc-

tion of revived Roman Architecture into England by

Inigo Jones

p. 147

Letter XXI.-Roman Architecture in England. -Wren.---

St. Paul's Cathedral -

p. 154

Letter XXII.-Roman Architecture in England.—Wren.-

Vanbrugh.-Lord Burlington.-Gibbs

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p. 168

Letter XXIII.-Revival of Grecian Architecture

p. 171

Letter XXIV.-Revival of attention in England to old

National Architecture

Letter XXV.-Chinese and Indian Architecture

p. 176

P. 180

Letter XXVI.—Modern Varieties in Architecture p. 189

Letter XXVII.-Modern Anglo-Gothic Architecture p. 196

Letter XXVIII. -Old English Domestic Architecture p.208

Letter XXIX.-Domestic Architecture.-Towns

p. 214

Letter XXX.-Domestic Architecture.-Country Houses

p. 225

Letter XXXI.-Domestic Architecture.-Country Houses

P. 233

Letter XXXII.-Domestic Architecture.-Country Houses

Letter XXXIII.-Furniture

p. 242

p. 249

Letter XXXIV.-Sense and Nonsense in Architecture p.256

ERRATA.

Page 2 line 18, for he read the.

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10, at the beginning of the line, insert the word of, and at the end efface the same word.

laft, for Ye read Yet.

24, for todidem read totidem.
27, for pillar read pillars.
12, for decidely read decidedly,
17, for Bibicua read Bibiena.
5, efface not.

20, for top read tap.

21, for pass by read I pass by.
14, for this read the.

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