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A third section , the ban on building within the prohibited area , was also steadily
enforced . Although in a sense this is the hardest section to prove , on a priori
grounds it was the most likely to be carried through , and the isolated references
...
A third section , the ban on building within the prohibited area , was also steadily
enforced . Although in a sense this is the hardest section to prove , on a priori
grounds it was the most likely to be carried through , and the isolated references
...
Page 239
A third section , the ban on building within the prohibited area , was also steadily
enforced . Although in a sense this is the hardest section to prove , on a priori
grounds it was the most likely to be carried through , and the isolated references
...
A third section , the ban on building within the prohibited area , was also steadily
enforced . Although in a sense this is the hardest section to prove , on a priori
grounds it was the most likely to be carried through , and the isolated references
...
Page 249
The capital cost of each building in relation to the income received therefrom was
out of all proportion to the ratio in private ... immediate return by way of a fine if he
leased beneficially , the City received no direct return on most of its buildings .
The capital cost of each building in relation to the income received therefrom was
out of all proportion to the ratio in private ... immediate return by way of a fine if he
leased beneficially , the City received no direct return on most of its buildings .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Rebuilding of London After the Great Fire |
| Author | Thomas Fiddian Reddaway |
| Publisher | Arnold, 1951 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 333 pages |
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