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Kenilworth ( 55 ) is another late keep , apparently of the early thirteenth century , aping the earlier examples even so far as to have the narrow strip buttresses of the most primitive keeps . An interesting early hall - keep is that ...
Kenilworth ( 55 ) is another late keep , apparently of the early thirteenth century , aping the earlier examples even so far as to have the narrow strip buttresses of the most primitive keeps . An interesting early hall - keep is that ...
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This demonstrates approximately the early history of the domestic buildings within a castle . First we have the hall - keep of perhaps the end of the reign of Henry I , then we have the lofty curtains of the end of that of Henry II ...
This demonstrates approximately the early history of the domestic buildings within a castle . First we have the hall - keep of perhaps the end of the reign of Henry I , then we have the lofty curtains of the end of that of Henry II ...
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Three early - thirteenth - century halls are worthy of mention . At Spofforth in Yorkshire is a large and elaborate hall with a columned basement . At Eynesford in Kent is a humbler and badly ruined example which shows very clearly the ...
Three early - thirteenth - century halls are worthy of mention . At Spofforth in Yorkshire is a large and elaborate hall with a columned basement . At Eynesford in Kent is a humbler and badly ruined example which shows very clearly the ...
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Contents
CASTLES OF EARTH | 3 |
GREAT STONE TOWERS | 23 |
LOFTY WALLS | 56 |
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