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One must pause , however , to remember that the early Normans introduced into this country with their stern castles what was rapidly becoming a very beautiful architectural style . From their Scandinavian ancestors they had inherited ...
One must pause , however , to remember that the early Normans introduced into this country with their stern castles what was rapidly becoming a very beautiful architectural style . From their Scandinavian ancestors they had inherited ...
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The shattered ruins of this once beautiful tower - vindictively destroyed by the Parliamentarians after their repulse by its castellaine , Lady Bankesform one of the grandest , if most pathetic castle spectacles in England .
The shattered ruins of this once beautiful tower - vindictively destroyed by the Parliamentarians after their repulse by its castellaine , Lady Bankesform one of the grandest , if most pathetic castle spectacles in England .
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One of the most beautiful hall - keeps in England is that of Rising in Norfolk ( 25 ) . It is clearly a copy of the nearby keep of Norwich , although it is possibly a good deal later in date . The basement of the hall had the usual ...
One of the most beautiful hall - keeps in England is that of Rising in Norfolk ( 25 ) . It is clearly a copy of the nearby keep of Norwich , although it is possibly a good deal later in date . The basement of the hall had the usual ...
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Contents
CASTLES OF EARTH | 3 |
GREAT STONE TOWERS | 23 |
LOFTY WALLS | 56 |
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