Richmond, W. B. (William Blake), Sir, 1842-1921 · London : Macmillan · leaf 343
eir curiosity as I drew, Tordibettois more remarkable than Rocca S. Angelo, though there is nochurch of any interest, nor is -there any art of any sort or kindexcept the best of all, of Gods make. The position occupied bythe fortress is striking. It commands an extensive view, and, if theapproach… … Country Walks and Drives of the use of cannon. As a place of defence it appears to havebeen in service longer than the other castles, excepting perhapsSan Gregorio, which is some three or four miles further ontow^ards Castel dArno. Leaving Tordibetto, the road descendstowards the plain to the banks…
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