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Gwynn's London and Westminster
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Mr. Thomas Frederick Hunt, in his *Exemplars of Tudor Architecture*, 4to. London, 1830, in a note at p. 23., alludes to *London and Westminster improved, by John Gywnn, London*, 1766, 4to., and has this remark: "It is a singular fact, that in this work John Gwynn pointed out almost all the designs for the improvement of London, which have been *devised* by the civil and military architects of the present day." And Mr. Hunt concludes by observing,, that— "This discovery was made by the *Literary Gazette*." Will you permit me, through the medium of your useful publication, to solicit information…
Topics: Tudor Architecture, Urban Improvement, Literary Gazette
Locations: London, Westminster