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_An Inaugural Lecture, Delivered at the Kensington Museum, January, 1858._
[Footnote: A few introductory words, in which, at the opening of this lecture, I thanked the Chairman (Mr. Cockerell), for his support on the occasion, and asked his pardon for any hasty expressions in my writings, which might have seemed discourteous towards him, or other architects whose general opinions were opposed to mine, may be found by those who care for preambles, not much misreported, in the _Building Chronicle; _ with such comments as the genius of that journal was likely to suggest to it.]