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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 411

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blong, about 325 feet north and south, and200 feet east and west. Its northern half is of an irregular ovalform, following the rock, and terminating in two large rectangularconjoined bastions upon the precipitous north end. The southernhalf is nearly rectangular; having a straight south face 125… … Chdteatt Gaillard, 383 towers, of which that to the east, nearly opposite the inner-wardgateway, is gone. The curtain, from this tower northwards, is alsogone. On the opposite or west side it is a mere parapet, crestingthe precipice and following its outlines. From the manner in whichthe inner ward…

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