Originally published in 1795, this book is a classic work on the principles of architecture. Legh argues that beauty in architecture should be based on the principles of proportion and harmony, and he looks to the three first chapters of Vitruvius for guidance. This book is essential reading for architects, designers, and students of the history of architecture.

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