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Title: Antiquities of Great Britain, : illustrated in views of monasteries, castles, and churches, now existing.
Year: 1807 (1800s)
Authors: Hearne, Thomas, 1744-1817 Byrne, William, 1743-1805
Subjects: Monasteries Castles Architecture
Publisher: London: : Printed by J. Phillips... and published by the proprietors T. Hearne and W. Byrne
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Public Library

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Subalternes, et le rez-de-chauflee, fert de baraques aux foldatsde la garnifon, Une forte batterie, avec une enfilade de canon braque vis-a-vis du pontfur le Forth, fut etablie du, terns de laregence de Marie de Loraine,mere de la Reine Marie :. on lappelle la Batterie Francaife, apparemmentparce quelle fut conftruite par des ingenieurs de cette nation. Les der-nieres additions aux fortifications ,de ce.Chateau, furent faites fous leregne de la .reine Anne, au quel tems ces fortifications furent confidera-blement clargies du cote de la ville; et des baraques a lepreuve de labombe, et autres ouvrages utiles en cas dun fiege, furent eleves; quicependant font tous aflez voir que le deffein forme pour ces derniersaccroiftemens na jamais ete execute en fon entier. LEftampe reprefente le cote du fud-oueft du Chateau,: et Ton y voitquelques.unes des batteries exterieures avecle cote meridional du Palais,entre le quelet le plrapeau sapper^oit-lebout de la Salle du Parlement. Defline en 177.8,
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Furnes Abbey North Aspect, Lancs, engraved by T. Hearne and Wm. Ellis 1779, drawn by T. Hearne, from a sketch made by J. Farington. 1777 PL. 16 (XVI). Published as the act directs 15 Apr 1779. The North Side of FURNESS ABBEY Le Cote du Nord de LABBAYE de FURNESS Exhibits a mixed style of church-architecture, which was used in England at an early period. The foundation of this religious houfe was laid whilft the Norman tafte in building prevailed ; and as it was carrying on (probably under the direction of different architects) the manner of its original defign appears to have gradually deviated into that, which is distinguished by the appellation of Gothic. The progref

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