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It will be seen that this arrangement gave no room for storage of any description , and it was thus usual wherever possible to divide the house into two storeys and have a basement under the hall and chamber which could be used for this ...
It will be seen that this arrangement gave no room for storage of any description , and it was thus usual wherever possible to divide the house into two storeys and have a basement under the hall and chamber which could be used for this ...
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At the opposite end of the hall a doorway led through the " cross wall " into the chamber . In the wall of the tower opposite the entrance were the all - important latrines . Hall and chamber often have fireplaces in their walls ...
At the opposite end of the hall a doorway led through the " cross wall " into the chamber . In the wall of the tower opposite the entrance were the all - important latrines . Hall and chamber often have fireplaces in their walls ...
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By the thirteenth century , tower and hall had become completely united , to form , as it were the old plan of hall and chamber end to end as in the original Norman houses . The difference was , however , that whereas the hall had been ...
By the thirteenth century , tower and hall had become completely united , to form , as it were the old plan of hall and chamber end to end as in the original Norman houses . The difference was , however , that whereas the hall had been ...
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Contents
CASTLES OF EARTH | 3 |
GREAT STONE TOWERS | 23 |
LOFTY WALLS | 56 |
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