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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 179

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ds the outer curtain. It is odd itwas not included within the inner ward. The broad space to the north, called in Dudleys time the garden,and now a large kitchen garden, has probably been partially raisedby the ruins of the keep and of the north curtain. How it wasoriginally occupied is not known;… … A Fore Building. C Weil. B Garderobe Tower. D Garden Door and Alcove. W^(ui&Sciiis.C? Queen S*lcm don. Face p. 141, l^oL IL The Castle of Keriilworth, Warwickshire, 141 within the ditch as a garden. Of the many detached buildings thatat various times must have stood in the outer ward, and…

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