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Author: McCarthy, Christine, ed.
Title: Elegance and Excesses: War, Gold and Borrowings; New Zealand Architecture in the 1860s, a One Day Symposium
Imprint: Centre for Building Performance Research, Faculty of Architecture and Design, Victoria University, Wellington, 2010, 73 pp
ISBN/ISSN: 9780475123572
Subject: Chronological Classification 1788-1900 Applied Sciences Engineering and Technology
Description: 7th New Zealand Architectural History Symposium, Victoria University, 2010.
Source: cohn 2010

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