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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 39

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ilitary Architecture in England, the latter was raised artificially and fortified with a ditch andhorseshoe appendages, probably in the ninth or tenth cen-turies. Dudley also was a great English residence, as wasBennington mound in Hertfordshire. Hereford was fortifiedby the great Harold, Ewyas by… … LAUBH70N-EN-LE-MORTREN places the residence of Macbeth early in the eleventh century.The butte stands within an oval area defended, says Pennant,by banks and ditches. Opposite Kingussie on the Spey is avery curious natural mound, rising on three sides out of themarshes of the river, and which is…

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