City of London Reconstruction - Collaboration Between the Engineer and the Architect. Discussion of
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City of London Reconstruction - Collaboration Between the Engineer and the Architect. Discussion of

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 19, Issue 12, 1941

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 19, Issue 12, 1941

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MR. HARRY JACKSON, proposing a vote of thanks to the authors, said that the Institution was greatly indebted to them for putting forward a paper which might hit upon the essentials for which our fellow countrymen 100 years hence would thank them.

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