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• Seat
  and historical styles, as well as by placement and function. Batty and Thomas Langley, for instance, proposed a seat in keeping with the Gothic style in their
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• Temple
  Book of Architecture (1728) provided Thomas Jefferson with classical models of temples, while Batty and Thomas Langley’s Gothic Architecture (1747) offered
  44 KB (5,866 words) - 14:29, April 1, 2021
• Arcade
  from sun and rain.” [Fig. 10] Batty and Thomas Langley, “Four Examples of Arcades for Piazza’s,” in Batty Langley, Gothic Architecture (1747), pl. 29. Anonymous
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• Summerhouse
  Charles Carter), c. 1742–46. Batty and Thomas Langley, “A Square Umbrello,” in Gothic Architecture (1747), pl. 50. Thomas Jefferson, Design for a decorative
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• Portico
  form of a Temple,” in A Book of Architecture (1728), pl. 67. Batty and Thomas Langley, “Gothick [sic] Portico,” in Gothic Architecture (1747), pl. 32. Benjamin
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• Piazza
  protection of a hooded window to cast a shadow.” back up to History Batty and Thomas Langley, “Four Examples of Arcades for Piazza’s,” in Gothic Architecture (1747)
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• Column/Pillar
  Five Collomnes, in The Mirror of Architecture (1734), pl. 1. Batty and Thomas Langley, “Five new Order of Columns, Plain & Enriched,” in Gothic Architecture
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• Walk
  hours of the industrious citizen.” Jefferson, Thomas, July 1806, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (1944: 323) “The
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• Grove
  emerged. Batty Langley argued in New Principles of Gardening (1728) for the inclusion of flowering shrubs with evergreens and deciduous trees. Thomas Whately
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• Avenue
  Maryland; and Thomas Jefferson and Pierre-Charles L’Enfant in Washington, DC [Fig. 6]—were direct imports of 18th-century urban design principles. Thomas Twining’s
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• Terrace/Slope
  seems to be laid out like a Garden.” Jefferson, Thomas, 1771, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (1944: 26) “a few
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• Lawn
  all parts of the world.” Jefferson, Thomas, c. 1804, describing improvements for Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (quoted
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• Canal
  Batty Langley, “An Improvement of a beautiful Garden at Twickenham,” in New Principles of Gardening (1728), pl. IX. “Canals X and Z” Batty Langley, One
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• View/Vista
  such splendid and romantic scenery.” Jefferson, Thomas, 1771, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (1944: 26) “open
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• Parterre
  Grandfather’s pedantry.” Jefferson, Thomas, May 4, 1811, in a letter to Bernard M’Mahon, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville
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• Wilderness
  parterre we might be led to expect.” Jefferson, Thomas, September 4, 1804, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (quoted in
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• Kitchen garden
  vine-props are already fixed in the ground.” Jefferson, Thomas, 1804, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (quoted in Nichols
  61 KB (8,699 words) - 13:31, April 12, 2021
• Hedge
  able to compare them with hedges.” Jefferson, Thomas, c. 1804, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (Massachusetts
  88 KB (12,511 words) - 20:49, March 29, 2021
• Park
  and the “K. well-improved field.” Jefferson, Thomas, c. 1804, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (Massachusetts
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• Statue
  to the Oblisk.” back up to History Jefferson, Thomas, 1771, describing Monticello, plantation of Thomas Jefferson, Charlottesville, VA (1944: 26) “. .
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