Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 336
hitecture military defencesalso began to decline, and the works of Edward III. and his suc-cessors, though often palatial in their grandeur, are never of a purelymilitary type, and in this respect are never equal to those of theearlier Edwardian period. Caernarvon was begun in 1283, immediately… … 314 MedicEval Military Architecture. Conway, Criccaeth, and Harlech, were in progress together, andnothing short of the hope of consoHdating his kingdom could haveinduced so economical a sovereign as Edward to incur expenseswhich, in one year, for Caernarvon alone, amounted to above ;£3,ooo.The…
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