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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1877)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford: J. Parker and Co. · leaf 67

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buildings of the time of the Con-queror and of William Eufus were the Norman castlesor keep-towers, but most of these were rebuilt in thefollowing century. The earliest Norman keep existingis the one built immediately after the Conquest, by f See Jumieges, in Part II. of this Introduction; see also… … 25. Norman Keep, Newcastle-on-Tyne, founded A.D. 1080.The battlement is not original. and Eochester in Kent, Newcastle in Northumberland,Appleby and Carlisle in Cumberland, Brougham inWestmoreland, Eichmond and Conisborough in York- WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, 43 shire, Porchester in Hampshire,…

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