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 35
lways a castle with a permanent garrison. The constable <wthis castle was ex officio mayor of the little borough to which it stoodas its citadel. As there was nothing, either then or later, to makesuch towns very large, the tourist can still study their plan, walls, andcastles, much as they were… … MEDIv^VAL TOWN PLANNING 21 1277/ but which a few years later was a flourishing bastide, theshire town of the new dependent county of Flint, which becamea sort of Welsh extension of Edwards own Cheshire palatinate.Though modem industrialism has reared its hideous head all around,we can still make…
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