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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 268

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ial character. The intermediate timber floors are all gone, and thevast cavities are inhabited by a numerous colony of jackdaws, whoseheaps of guano might be removed with advantage. No care hasbeen or is bestowed upon the place, which until recently neededbut little ; now, however, the rank… … B BASEMENT. C. Prison. D. Well-room. E. Kitchen. F. Queen Marys Rooms. G.BORTHWICK TOWER. 250 MedicBval Military Architecture. At present a few score pounds judiciously laid out would arrest thedecay which, unchecked, will certainly in a very few years bring downthe upper vaults, and involve the…

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