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Observations on the letter by a By-Stander, Bristol printed in the year 1760. To which is added, an explanation of a certain method of building a single-arch bridge. Humbly offered to the Gentlemen appointed Commissioners for re-building a Stone Bridge in the City of Bristol. Illustrated with a copper-plate. By Ferdinando Stratford, engineer

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  • "Observations on the letter by a By-Stander, Bristol printed in the year 1760. To which is added, an explanation of a certain method of building a single-arch bridge. Humbly offered to the Gentlemen appointed Commissioners for re-building a Stone Bridge in the City of Bristol. Illustrated with a copper-plate. By Ferdinando Stratford, engineer"
  • "Observations on the letter by a By-Stander, Bristol printed in the year 1760. To which is added, an explanation of a certain method of building a single-arch bridge. Humbly offered to the Gentlemen appointed Commissioners for re-building a Stone Bridge in the City of Bristol. Illustrated with a copper-plate. By Ferdinando Stratford, engineer"@en
  • "Observations on the letter by a By-stander, Bristol printed in the year 1760. To which is added, an explanation of a certain method of building a single-arch bridge. ... Illustrated with a copper-plate. By Ferdinando Stratford, engineer"@en
  • "Observations on the letter by a By-stander, Bristol printed in the year 1760. To which is added, an explanation of a certain method of building a single-arch bridge. ... Illustrated with a copper-plate. By Ferdinando Stratford, engineer"
  • "Observations on the letter by a By-stander, Bristol printed in the year 1760. To which is added, an explanation of a certain method of building a single-arch bridge. .... Illustrated with a copper-plate. By Ferdinando Stratford, engineer"

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