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to Compleat a Building this would reduce
 
the Expence so as not to render it an object 
or they might if brick Earth was at hand
 
make their own bricks, or if the building was
 
not more than thirty twenty five or thirty 
feet high they might build it of sunburnt press'd Earth
 where nothing but Labour would be required &
 which if the Place was surrounded by a 
high wall would be sufficiently Strong to
 confine them — all those fills should might
 
be  with Earth & would have the  necessary Security of Safety from 
Fire — Indeed All Public Offices All Store 
Houses all Barracks All Prisons ought to
 be constructed with Arches to render them 
Incombustible .. & Modern Improvements
 have recently Invented two or three Different Modes
 with flat arches the upper side of which forms the floor of one room & this
 serves the Ceiling of that below — 
 of Arching a Building &yet so that the pressure 
shall not be Latereally but perpendicularly
 upon the Walls  — one of which is not so Expensive 
as the Common mode of building the other rather 
more so. 
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 see note 2 to letter 1774, vol. 7  | 
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