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I don't know much about nineteenth century London, but as far as I know, the buildings were cramped, and really small. They would have "terraces" or houses that were stacked side by side, with thick walls in-between for the chimneys. The "terraces" would be 4 stories high (the first floor was the one above the stairway). They had this because at the time, London's populace was about a million people. Their populace turned to six million a century later. Inside some of the buildings were elegant, London didn't have a good sewage system, it smelled most of the time, and I guess you could say 1800's for London was an industrial age I suppose. Anyway, my answer may not be completely correct, but if you need more info go to www.britainexpress.com/architecture/georgian.htm.
Just in case. Hope this helps.
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New York City
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