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A stunning collection of photographs and illustrations showcasing the unique charm and character of traditional Dutch architecture. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of European design.

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The book features a rich collection of photographs showcasing English country houses, paired with comprehensive historical narratives about each home. It explores various themes, including village architecture and local styles, while providing insights into the architectural evolution of rural residences. With classic material dating back to the early 1900s, the content has been curated for its enduring relevance and appeal to contemporary readers.

Set in the 1920s, the narrative invites readers on a nostalgic road trip through England, capturing the thrill of motoring as a grand adventure. This era, characterized by exploration and the absence of modern traffic woes, presents a unique backdrop for a journey filled with discovery and excitement. The book immerses readers in the charm of a bygone time, where the open road offers endless possibilities and the landscape remains largely uncharted.

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