Hunnewell, James Frothingham, 1832-1910 · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 170
buildings for the garrison,approached by stairs outside. Towards the east are otherbuildings, including a short but lofty chapel. It has twolarge bays of vaulting, and an apse that fills a great bastion-like tower projecting far beyond the outer walls. All of thevarious other buildings have two or… … VUE (JAVALIEUE UU CllAT-EAL DE PlEllREFUNDS (C6t6 deutr6e). PIERREFONDS. 121 maintain a garrison sufficient for his needs. A few selectedmen were all that he required. Indeed, until the fifteenthcentury the feudal garrison was small. Defence was so su-perior to attack that fifty men could hold a…
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