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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 415

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. . . . toties qui terris errat in isdem, 2 C 386 MedicEval Military Architecture. Winburne, now Wimborne, he fled into the North. This statementis repeated by Florence of Worcester, with the additional informa- … THE CASTLE OF CHRISTCHURCH. tion that Tweoxneam was a royal vill. The place, under its better-known name of Twyneham, occurs in a charter by Athelstan, dated The Castle of Christ churchy Hants. 387 April 23rd, 939, in which, among other lands, he, the king wield-ing all Britain, gives to God and…

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