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Page 53
... and both the gatehouse and the keep behind are depicted rather more elaborately than was probably justified . The curious circular keep of this castle has been already described , and the remains of the gatehouse also may still be ...
... and both the gatehouse and the keep behind are depicted rather more elaborately than was probably justified . The curious circular keep of this castle has been already described , and the remains of the gatehouse also may still be ...
Page 76
At Framlingham in Suffolk , the east wall of the stone hall of Hugh Bigod , destroyed in 1174 , still remains built up into the curtain of c . 1190 , and shows two fine slender chimney shafts , possibly those of the hall and chamber ...
At Framlingham in Suffolk , the east wall of the stone hall of Hugh Bigod , destroyed in 1174 , still remains built up into the curtain of c . 1190 , and shows two fine slender chimney shafts , possibly those of the hall and chamber ...
Page 99
Then the two great East Anglian castles of Norwich and Pleshey ( only the earthwork of the last remains ) . The two Midland strongholds of Elmley and Warwick present strange contrasts , the former deserted in favour of its mighty rival ...
Then the two great East Anglian castles of Norwich and Pleshey ( only the earthwork of the last remains ) . The two Midland strongholds of Elmley and Warwick present strange contrasts , the former deserted in favour of its mighty rival ...
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Contents
CASTLES OF EARTH | 3 |
GREAT STONE TOWERS | 23 |
LOFTY WALLS | 56 |
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