The castles of England, their story and structure (1896)
Mackenzie, James Dixon, Sir, 7th bart. of Scatwell and 9th of Tarbat, 1830-1900 · New York : The Macmillan co. · leaf 132
teep cliif on the N. and W. sides,and on the landward side by a deep dilch cut in the rock, with a circularbarbican leading to a drawbridge at the N.E. angle, where the entrance liesthrough a nairow vaulted passage, 50 feet in length, defended by gates andtwo portcullises, and rows of machicoulis.… … COOHKICH I. AllKOACH. ■2, llAKIilCAN. 3. MOAT. 4. DRAWItKIDGE. 5. KN lUANCK. 6. IOKTiiHS LODGE. 7. INNliK WARU. 8. IlKACON TOWER,g. ClIAlIif.. 10. STAIJLUS. 11. GARDKROEtFS.IJ. STATE IRISON. 13. DUNGEON (below). 14. KEB1>. 15. I-RISON. 16. officers TOWKR. 17. great hall. 18. antkroom. 19. /…
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