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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 161

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amlets, and a considerable property about it, chiefly held under 124 MedicEval Military Architechtre. Clun, as continued to be the original two fees, by Sir John deHopton, in the 21 Richard II. The family seems to have remainedat Hopton till the reign of Ehzabeth, but the castle was still… … HOPTON CASTLE.—Grouiid Flan. Scale—1-20 inch = I foot. parish church. It occupies a knoll or patch of gravel, which risesout of a marshy bottom, caused by the waters of the brooks whichhere fall into the main stream. There is a central mound, low butwell defined, which is surrounded by a circular…

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