God'S Architect: Pugin And The Building Of Romantic Britain,New Helen Nearing And Norway

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And Wyatt Earp Would Have Been Hanged Or Imprisoned

God'S Architect: Pugin And The Building Of Romantic Britain,New Helen Nearing And NorwayPugin Was One Of Britains Greatest Architects And His Short Career One Of The Most Dramatic In Architectural History. Born In 1812, The Son Of The Soidisant Comte De Pugin, At 15 Pugin Was Working For King George Iv At Windsor Castle. By The Time He Was 21 He Had Been Shipwrecked, Bankrupted And Widowed. Nineteen Years Later He Died, Insane And Disillusioned, Having Changed The Face And The Mind Of British Architecture. Gods Architect Is The First