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Page 141
Those injured by the changes appealed by petition either for. 1 This factor
deserves much more emphasis than it usually receives . An official can , without
great difficulty , substantially increase the amount of routine work done per day ,
but ...
Those injured by the changes appealed by petition either for. 1 This factor
deserves much more emphasis than it usually receives . An official can , without
great difficulty , substantially increase the amount of routine work done per day ,
but ...
Page 216
The actual staking was done in his presence , and it was to him that the City
turned to make or to sanction changes in work and design . This control on his
part went beyond matters of planning and lay - out . He was actively and
continuously ...
The actual staking was done in his presence , and it was to him that the City
turned to make or to sanction changes in work and design . This control on his
part went beyond matters of planning and lay - out . He was actively and
continuously ...
Page 246
Changes had to be made in order to adapt it to the new conditions . The juries for
the Mayor ' s and the Sheriffs ' courts , for example , could no longer be drawn
from the twelve divisions which had formerly provided them , but had to be ' taken
...
Changes had to be made in order to adapt it to the new conditions . The juries for
the Mayor ' s and the Sheriffs ' courts , for example , could no longer be drawn
from the twelve divisions which had formerly provided them , but had to be ' taken
...
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Contents
PREFACE | 15 |
THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON | 21 |
PLANS FOR A NEW LONDON | 40 |
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| Title | The Rebuilding of London After the Great Fire |
| Author | Thomas Fiddian Reddaway |
| Publisher | Jonathan Cape, 1940 |
| Length | 333 pages |
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