The Royal parks and gardens of London, their history and mode of embellishment, with hints on the propagation and culture of the plants employed, the artistic arrangement of colours, &c

The Royal parks and gardens of London, their history and mode of embellishment, with hints on the propagation and culture of the plants employed, the artistic arrangement of colours, &c

by Nathan Cole

1877
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