Survey of land-grant colleges and universities, section of Bulletin, 1930,

Directed by A. J. Klein, chief, Division of collegiate and professional education, Office of education.

Riga Cathedral Exhibition of "The Architecture of Gunnar Birkerts," Riga, Latvia, 1989

[Conceptual Sketch of Floor Plan], untitled. Electrostatic print of sketch with original ink notations and signature, 11x17 inches [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

Riga Cathedral Exhibition of "The Architecture of Gunnar Birkerts," Riga, Latvia, 1989

[Conceptual Sketch of Floor Plan], untitled. Blue ink sketch on tracing paper, 12 x 20 3/4 inches [from photographic copy by Lance Burgharrdt]

The cathedral bell : a tragedy in five acts /

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Self-evaluation guide for collegiate schools of nursing.

Cover title.

Die Anfänge der altbayerischen Domkapitel.

"Einzelabdruck aus dr. Deutingers Beiträge zur Geschichte, Topographie und Statistik des Erzbistums München und Freising ... X. Bd., neue Folge, IV. Bd."

Catalogue of the officers and students

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On behalf of belief; sermons preached in S. Paul's cathedral.

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Some historical remarks concerning the Collegiate school of Connecticut in New Haven, now Yale-college, written in part Nov. 20, 1717.

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Some studies in the topography of the cathedral close, Exeter,

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Notes on the Cathedral Church of St. Mary the Blessed Virgin Salisbury (founded April 28, 1220) /

Largely written by J.M.J. Fletcher, with a chapter on "The Library, and the use of Sarum," by Christopher Wordsworth.

Ad quadratum; a study of the geometrical bases of classic & medieval religious architecture, with special reference to their application in the restoration of the cathedral of Nidaros (Throndhjem) Norway,

"Rules of religious architecture were a secret science in the middle ages, just as they were in classic times ... Through this secrecy, the rules became forgotten ... It is this forgotten science which we have discovered, and which we develop in this work."--p. xxii.