Dézallier D'Argenville, Antoine Joseph; LeBlond, Alexandre [Hrsg.]: The Theory And Practice Of Gardening: Wherein is fully handled All that relates to Fine Gardens, Commonly Called Pleasure-Gardens ... (London, 1728)

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Chapters contained in this Work.

first part:

CHap. I. Serving as an Advertifement. p. f

Chap. II. Of the Situation of the Ground, and the
Choice that is to be made of it. p.7

Chap. III. Of the 'Dijpojition and general "Diftribution of
Gardens. p.iS

Chap. IV. Of Tart erres and Borders of different kinds, p. 39
Chap.V. Of Walks, Counter-Walks and Hedges. p. si

Chap. VI. Of Woods and Groves in general. p-63

Chap. VII. Of Bowling-greens, or hollow Funds of Grafs,
large Ramps, Slopes and Beds of Turf, with the Man-
ner of laying, fowing, and keeping them in order, p.76
Chap. VIII. OfTorticos, Arbours, Cabinets, or Summer*
houfes of Lattice-work or Greens, Figures, Vafes, and
other Ornaments of ufe in the 'Decoration and Embe-
Ujjoment of Gardens. ' p.8<s

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