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2017 – Volume XXV

Author Article Pages
Malcolm Airs David Papillon: Architect, Military Engineer, Developer, Author and Jeweller 1–14
Jeremy Musson “Below envy, but above contempt”: the Deanery House at St Paul’s Cathedral, London 15–36
Alex Echlin Like Father like Son: The Architectural Patronage of Andrew Fountaine Sr. 37–52
Richard Garnier New light on No. 70 Whitehall (Dorset House) 53–72
Juliet Learmouth The London town house of Lady Isabella Finch  73–94
Christine McAleavy  Batty Langley, Robert Morris and the writing of Ancient Masonry 95–112
William Aslet James Gibbs’s autobiography revisited 113–130
Amy Smith What the doctors ordered: the early history of the London Hospital, 1740–78 131–150
Maria Celesta Cola Travelling to Naples: drawings and views by Robert Adam 151–166
Katherine McHale Adam and the Academicians: The contributions of leading Italian Artists 167–184
James Stevens Curl The Tomb & The Garden: The Influence of Young’s Night Thoughts 185–206
Peter Lindfield Rediscovering Lee Priory’s lost Library Ante-Chamber 207–212
Rosemary Baird From Charitable Apothecary to Country Squire: The Garniers at Rookesbury, Hampshire 213–236
Sue Berry Royal Crescent Brighton (c.1796–1805) – an early seaside crescent 237–246
Christopher Webster Lincolnshire’s “1812  Fen Churches Act” and its Buildings 247–262

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