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Thirty-two large drawings for Whitehall, Windsor, and Greenwich, 1694-1698
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Wren, Christopher Sir, Pictorial works, 1931, Printed for the Wren Society at the University Press
Printed for the Wren Society at the University Press
Title: Thirty-two large drawings for Whitehall, Windsor, and Greenwich, 1694-1698
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Wren, Christopher Sir, Pictorial works, 1931, Printed for the Wren Society at the University Press.
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