Argues classicism is the architecture of democracy and that "it must become the task of fair-minded people of goodwill to reclaim architecture for civil life and allow it to display the beauty of our civic intentions." Includes comments on 19th and 20th c. American architecture, as well as Greek and Renaissance examples.
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