The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 185
... suggested that the situation should be temporised with , but if the facts had been faced and appreciated they would have shown that to put a burden on the community sufficiently heavy to balance the budgets within a year would have ...
... suggested that the situation should be temporised with , but if the facts had been faced and appreciated they would have shown that to put a burden on the community sufficiently heavy to balance the budgets within a year would have ...
Page 256
... suggested the setting up of a permanent Advisory Committee which should study these problems and endeavour to secure co - operation and co - ordination by voluntary means . This might do much good , but it could not carry us very far ...
... suggested the setting up of a permanent Advisory Committee which should study these problems and endeavour to secure co - operation and co - ordination by voluntary means . This might do much good , but it could not carry us very far ...
Page 259
... suggests that it may be foolishly sanguine to hope that architecture can ever be restored to the position of a ... suggested that having neither artists to build , nor critics to discuss , nor a public worthy to approve of any work ...
... suggests that it may be foolishly sanguine to hope that architecture can ever be restored to the position of a ... suggested that having neither artists to build , nor critics to discuss , nor a public worthy to approve of any work ...
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