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This was the method adopted by Henry II at Dover ( 36 ) , where the twin towers , placed one on either side of each of the two entrances to the inner bailey , are not the least remarkable features of that remarkable work .
This was the method adopted by Henry II at Dover ( 36 ) , where the twin towers , placed one on either side of each of the two entrances to the inner bailey , are not the least remarkable features of that remarkable work .
Page 79
It is set on the eastern side of the castle , facing and aggressively defending the least inaccessible approach . There is no second main gateway at Harlech , probably because the elevated site rendered it impracticable , and probably ...
It is set on the eastern side of the castle , facing and aggressively defending the least inaccessible approach . There is no second main gateway at Harlech , probably because the elevated site rendered it impracticable , and probably ...
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The records which survive from this early period are for the most part royal , but from them we can see at least the king's castleworks in progress , and we can take these works as standards of reference for private and baronial ...
The records which survive from this early period are for the most part royal , but from them we can see at least the king's castleworks in progress , and we can take these works as standards of reference for private and baronial ...
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