Mediæval town planning : a lecture delivered at the John Rylands Library on the 13th December, 1916 (1917)
Tout, T. F. (Thomas Frederick), 1855-1929 · Manchester : The University Press, [etc.] · leaf 30
arum, as it is generally called, was atypical hill town, wherein a castle, a cathedral, and the houses of theinhabitants were crowded within the narrow compass of the flatsummit of a steep mount. By the thirteenth century the cramped sitewas too small for its motley population, which complained,… … 5
City planning · Cities and towns, Medieval
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