A Concise History and Analysis of All the Principal Styles of Architecture, by an Amateur [E. Boid.]

This classic work of architectural history provides a comprehensive overview of the development of building styles from ancient Greece and Rome to the Gothic and Renaissance periods. Written by Edward Boid, an enthusiastic amateur historian, this book offers a wealth of information and insights into the art and science of architecture.

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