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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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Steps of Portland-stone, lecture 58, —> 215

Steps of Purbeck, lecture 58, ibid.

Scroll to a hand-rail, how drawn, lect. 40, 176

Shutters to windows, lecture 27, 149

Square-root, how extracted, lecture 76, 273

Shutters, how hung, lecture 27, — 150

Stair-caling in all its branches continued, lect.

3 1 ’ . . - 159

Screw, a dissertation thereon, lecture 7, 21

Stucco, how valued, lecture 17, 108

Sand, the load, lecture 16, —> gg

Solder per pound, lecture 57, 213

Solids, lecture 80, 288

Sadies painting, the price, lecture 18, 115

T.

Twist to a hand-rail, how glued up, lect. 38, 171Table of brick-work to any value of bricks,

lecture 16, 101

Timber to measure, --- ibid.

Tiling, the value of, lecture 16, 103

Tuscan order, lecture 13, - 45

W.

Wedge, a dissertation thereon, lecture 6, 21

Wheel, a lecture thereon with strictures, lect.

r .4, . 13

Wainfcotting, how valued, lecture 28, 153

Weith-rail, how glued up, lecture 32, 179