Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 107
to sub-dividethese again into four or six by timber floors. Good examples ofScottish castles of various types—some ruined, some still alive and active—are Borthwick, Both-well, Crichton,Castle Campbell,Caerl averock,Cawdor, Craig-millar, Crosra-guel, LinlithgowPalace, Dirleton,Glamis (F i g ■165),… … MONTACUTE, SOMERSETSHIRE. THE TUDOR CHAOS chiefly consist of a characteristic sky Hne and pleasant general pro-portion (Howth Castle, Fig. 166). The countless castles are, as arule, mere ruins, or so embraced and hidden by later accretionsthat their arrangements are impossible to follow. A…
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