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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 427

An illustration from Mediæval military architecture in England, 1884, leaf 427
ncient and exten-sive honour, though one of the smallest, is perhaps thestrongest, the oldest, and from its position one of the most remarkable. 398 MedicEval Military Architecture. of the fortresses of Lancashire. It is placed upon the left, or eastern,bank of the Ribble, here the boundary between… … D its northern flank, falls, according to the dip of the rock, lesssteeply towards the south or south-west. Hence, the northernpoint was selected for the keep and upper ward, and for the lowerward and approaches the shoulder and slopes upon the south. TheRoman way from Manchester, by Skipton to…

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