APPENDIX B: BARTHOLOMEW`S BIBLIOGRAPHY TAKEN FROM

APPENDIX B:
BARTHOLOMEW'S BIBLIOGRAPHY TAKEN FROM THE SPECIFICATIONS
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(1820), Canterbury (1821), Oxford (1821), Wells (1824), Bath (1825), Exeter
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by Views, Plans, Elevations, Sections, and Details, of the Cathedral, Baptistry,
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accompanying drawings of Remains of the Prior of Lewes' Hostelry, in the parish
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Gage, John, "Observations on the Ecclesiastical Round Towers of Norfolk, and
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Gauthey, Émiland-Marie, Traité de la Construction des Ponts, 2 vols. Paris 180913, 40.
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(1792) § XII.
Godwin, George, "Prize essay upon the Nature and Properties of Concrete, and
its application to Construction, up to the Present Period," in: Transactions of the
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Gough, Richard, "Observations on the Round Tower at Brechin, in Scotland,"
Archeologia, II (1773) § XII
Gough, Richard & John Carter, James Brown, and John Nicholls,
"Some Account of the Abbey Church of St. Alban," Society of Antiquaries of
London, London 1813.
Gough, Richard, "Description of the old Font in the Church of East Meon,
Hampshire, 1789: with some Observations on Fonts," Archeologia, X (1792) §
XXIV.
Gough, Richard, "A Mosaic Pavement, in the Prior's Chapel at Ely; with a brief
Deduction of the Rise and Progress of Mosaic Work, since the introduction of
Christianity," Archeologia, X (1792) § XVIII.
Gough, Richard, "Description of two antient mansion houses, in Northamptonshire and Dorset," Archeologia, X (1792) § VI.
Goury, Jules, see Owen Jones.
Gravatt, W., "Some Accounts of several Sections through the Plastic Clay
formation in the vicinity of London," in: Transactions of the Institution of Civil
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1826.
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subject of Gothic Architecture; containing a Refutation of Dr. Milner's Objections
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Halfpenny, Joseph, Gothic Ornaments in the Cathedral Church of York, York
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Hamilton, Thomas, "Description of the Pavilion erected at Edinburgh for the
Festival in honour of Earl grey, September, 1834," in: Transactions of the
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Hamilton, W.J., "Account of the Ruins of the City of Anni, in Armenia, extracted
from the Journal of W.J. Hamilton, Esq." in: Transactions of the Institute of British
architects of London, London 1835-36.
Hamper, William, "Disquisition on the Member in Architecture, called an Oriel,"
Archeologia, XXIII (1831) § XI.
Hardwick, Thomas, "Observations on the Remains of the Amphitheatre of Flavius
Vespasian at Rome, as it was in the year 1777," Archeologia, VII (1785) § XXXIX
(notices some oversights by Desgodetz).
Harmer, Thomas, "Observations on the Round Towers in Ireland," Archeologia,
IX (1789) § XXV.
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Dee, at Chester," in: Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers, vol. I,
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Hosking, William, "Account of some Architectural and Sculptural Remains at
Paestum; with Observations on the reference, the latter may bear to the
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Hoskins, G.A., Travels in Ethiopia, above the Second cataract of the Nile;
exhibiting the state of that Country, and its various Inhabitants, under the
dominion of MOhammed Ali; and illustrating the Antiquities, Arts, and History of
the ancient Kingdom of Meroe, London 1835.
Hulme, Nathaniel, "Account of Brick, brought from the Site of ancient Babylon, in
a letter to the Rev. John Brand," Archeologia, XIV (1803) § X (very curious and
valuable, Barth).
Hunter, William, "An Account of some artificial Caverns in the Neighbourhood of
Bombay," Archeologia, VII (1785) § XXXI.
Hutton, Charles, Principles of Bridges: containing the Mathematical
Demonstration of the Properties of arches, the Thickness of the Piers, the Force
of the Water against them, &c.; with Practical Observations and Direction Drawn
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Inwood, H.W.,Erechtheion at Athens, Fragments of Athenian Architecture, and a
few remains in Attica Megara and Epirus; illustrated with outline plates, and a
Descriptive Historical View, combining also under the divisions, Cadmeia,
Homeros, and Herodotus, the Origin of Temples and of Grecian Art of the
Periods Preceding, London 1827.
King, Edward, "Sequel to the Observations on Ancient Castles," Archeologia, VI
(1782) § XXVII.
Knight, William, "Observations on the mode of Construction of the present old
London Bridge, as discoverd in the years 1826 and 1827," Archeologia, XXIII
(1831) § XII.
Kraftt, J.Ch., Plans, Coupes, et Élévations, de Diverse Productions de l'Art de la
Charpente, exécutées tant en France que dans les Pays Etrangers, Paris 1805.
Jamieson, Alexander,Mechanics for Practical Men, (in the course of being
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Kraftt, J.Ch., Plans, Coupes, Élévations des plus belles Maisons et des Hotels
construits à Paris et dans les environs, ?
Jamieson, Alexander, Mechanics of Fluids, composing Hydrodynamics and
Hydraulic Architecture, (in the course of being published, Barth.)
Jones, Owen & Jules Goury,
Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the Alhambra, with the Elaborate Details of
this Beautiful Specimen of Moorish Architecture, from drawings taken on the spot
in the year 1834, London 1836.
Labelye, Charles, Descriptions of Westminster Bridge. To which is added, An
Account of the Methods made use of in laying the Foundations of its Piers. And
An Answer to the chief Objections that have been made thereto. With An
Appendix, containing Several Particulars, relating to the said Bridge, or to the
History of the Building thereof. As also Its geometrical Plans, and the Elevation of
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Jones, Inigo, Designs Consisting of Plans and elevations for Public and Private
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Ledwich, The Rev., "Observations on our antient Churches," Archeologia, VIII
(1787) § XIX.
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Legrand, J.G. & C.P. Landon, Description de Paris et de ses Edifices, avec un
Précis Historiques et des Observations sur le Caractère de leur Architecture, et
sur les Principaux Objets d'Art et de Curiosité qu'ils renferment, 4 vols., Paris
1806-9, 8o.
Kerrich, T., "Observations on the Use of the Mysterious Figure, called Vesica
Piscis, in the Architecture of the Middle Ages, and in Gothic Architecture,"
Archeologia, XIX (1821) § XXXVII (an extremely talented production, Barth.).
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Italy; and on Gothic Architecture in general," Archeologia, XVI (1812) § XXXIV.
(very valuable, Barth.)
King, Edward, "Observations on Ancient Castles," Archeologia, IV (1776) § XXV
(valuable and curious, Barth.).
King, Edward, M[u]nimenta [sic?] Antiqua; or Observations on Antient Castles.
Including Remarks on the Whole Progress of Architecture, Ecclesiastical, as well
as Military, in Great Britain: and on the Corresponding Change in Manners,
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King, Edward, "Remarks on the Abbey Church of Bury Saint Edmund's in
Suffolk," Archeologia, III (1775) § XXXV.
Loveday, John, a.o.,"Observations on Shrines," Archeologia, I (1770) § V, VI, IX.
Lukis, Frederick C., "Remarks on Herm Granite," in: Transactions of the
Institution of Civil Engineers, vol. I, London 1836, XXVII.
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