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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 6
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- 1. Big Ben
- 2. Big Ben
- 4. Thames River, Westminster Bridge
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- 10. Peter Pan’s Statue, Hyde Park
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- 15. Elgin Marbles
- 18. Swiss Re Tower
- 22. Routemaster Double Decker Bus
- 24. Eros Statue, Piccadilly Circus
- 28. City Hall, River Thames
- 30. London Eye
- 31. Millennium Bridge & St. Paul’s Cathedral
- 32. The White Path
- 33. Harrods
- 36. Change of Guard
- 37. Horse Guards
- 38. White Tower
- 40. Kew Royal Botanical Gardens