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Major Harry Barnes , I understand that you have come here to give evidence ΟΙ behalf of the Royal Institute of British Architects ? That is so . 2. And that you are Chairman of the Registration Committee ? -That is so . 3.
Major Harry Barnes , I understand that you have come here to give evidence ΟΙ behalf of the Royal Institute of British Architects ? That is so . 2. And that you are Chairman of the Registration Committee ? -That is so . 3.
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by the Association of Technical Institu- tions , and one by the National Society of Art Masters . ... I wish to say a word or two on these opening pages of my précis , because the Royal Institute of British Architects is the body to ...
by the Association of Technical Institu- tions , and one by the National Society of Art Masters . ... I wish to say a word or two on these opening pages of my précis , because the Royal Institute of British Architects is the body to ...
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The Council of the Roval Institute is a Council representing the body , particulars of which are set out in the Kalendar which has been sent to the Members . The Royal Institute of British Architects is a body which has been in being ...
The Council of the Roval Institute is a Council representing the body , particulars of which are set out in the Kalendar which has been sent to the Members . The Royal Institute of British Architects is a body which has been in being ...
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Then with your permission will merely refer to that page if Members wish to find it , and on the front of the Kalendar they will see a map which shows that the territorial organisation of the Royal Institute of British Architects covers ...
Then with your permission will merely refer to that page if Members wish to find it , and on the front of the Kalendar they will see a map which shows that the territorial organisation of the Royal Institute of British Architects covers ...
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Institute of British Architects who I happen to know had no early education at all , and if the question of matricula- tion had been a determining factor they would never have been Royal Academi- cians . Would the Institute be prepared ...
Institute of British Architects who I happen to know had no early education at all , and if the question of matricula- tion had been a determining factor they would never have been Royal Academi- cians . Would the Institute be prepared ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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