The English CastleC. Scribner's sons, 1936 - 120 pages |
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Page 37
... hall - keeps . Two fine late hall - keeps are those of Middleham in York- shire ( p . 36 ) and Norham in ... keep , apparently of the early thirteenth century , aping the earlier examples even so far as to have the narrow strip buttresses of ...
... hall - keeps . Two fine late hall - keeps are those of Middleham in York- shire ( p . 36 ) and Norham in ... keep , apparently of the early thirteenth century , aping the earlier examples even so far as to have the narrow strip buttresses of ...
Page 38
... keep rather similar to that of Lancaster is to be seen at Carlisle . It is known that this was built by King David ... hall - keeps , and contain chambers in their thickness which are possibly not all yet explored . There is a curious little ...
... keep rather similar to that of Lancaster is to be seen at Carlisle . It is known that this was built by King David ... hall - keeps , and contain chambers in their thickness which are possibly not all yet explored . There is a curious little ...
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... keep of Norwich . At Portchester , where there is a hall - keep that was after- wards converted into a tower - keep , there are remains of a Norman hall and another domestic building , possibly a separate chamber , built up against the ...
... keep of Norwich . At Portchester , where there is a hall - keep that was after- wards converted into a tower - keep , there are remains of a Norman hall and another domestic building , possibly a separate chamber , built up against the ...
Contents
CASTLES OF EARTH | 3 |
GREAT STONE TOWERS | 23 |
LOFTY WALLS | 56 |
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