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A key to civil architecture, or the universal British builder : containing the principles and properties of building ... : also, a strict enquiry into the present manner of building and mode of finishing ... : with a new criterion, or universal estimator ... : to which is added, a treatise of arithmetic, extraction of the roots, duodecimals, mensuration of superfices and solids, round and square timber, &c. ... / by Thomas Skaife
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CONTENTS.

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Plaisterers-work, how measured, lect. 14, 72

Painters-work, the value, ibid.

How measured, ibid.

Properties and principles of stairs defined,

lect. 31, -

Pan-tiles, at what per thousand,

Plain tiles per thousand, lect. 16 ,

Portland-stone, the price of, lecture 58,Portland-paving, lecture 58,

Purbeck-stone paving, -

Pilasters, how fluted, lecture 4 6 ,

Partitions framed, their value, lecture 56,Partitions, the price of task work, lect. 60,Planking of foundations, talk work, lect. 60 , 224

Pipes of lead, their value, lecture 57, ibid.

Painting, the expence of, lecture 18, 115

Paint of all colours, how fold, lecture 18, 114

Plates to floors, how valued in talk work,

lecture 60, - 222

Propriety in building, lecture 11, 33

Roofs to frame with king-post, how valued,

lecture 56, - 209

Raftors feet and eaves, how valued, lect. 56, 210Raftors, their scantling, lecture 55, 208

Ramps, with their properties, lecture 41, 177

Round timber to measure, lecture 81, 291

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Sashes and sash-frames, their value, lect. 29, 15 4

How measured, lecture 14, - 68

Steps

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