REMARKS Alcione

ON

THE CONSTRUCTION

OF

HOT HOUSES,

POINTING OUT

THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS FORMS, MATERIALS, AND
CONTRIVANCES TO BE USED IN THEIR CONSTRUCTION;

ALSO

A REVIEW

OF THE VARIOUS METHODS OF BUILDING THEM IN FOREIGN

COUNTRIES AS WELL AS IN ENGLAND:

With Ten Plates, from Etchings on Stone.

By J. C. LOUDON, F.L.S.
MEMBER OF THE IMPERIAL SOCIETY, MOSCOW; OF THE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY, BERLIN;

AND OF THE POTSDAM ROYAL ECONOMICAL SOCIETY, ETC. ETC.

66 The Public have stiil much to learn on the subject of Hothouses.”

SIR JOSEPH BANKs on the Forcing Houses of the Romans.

London:
PRINTED FOR J. TAYLOR, AT THE ARCHITECTURAL LIBRARY,

No. 59, HIGH HOLBORN,

BY RICHARD AND ARTHUR TAYLOR, SHOE-LANE.

1817.