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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 228

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e chamber, which leaves a space 6 feetby 24 feet to be covered in. Of this space one third, being thewestern angle, is solid, and, in fact, contains one limb of the record-room. The remainder is divided into two square bays, vaulteddiagonally. Between this compartment and the larger one stands… … KnaresborongJi Castle, Yorkshire. 173 rhombs and eighteen triangles, great and small. The height to thecrown of the vault is 12 feet. Besides the great window towardsthe inner ward is a small opening, probably a loop, though nowenlarged, towards the ditch. The fireplace occupies one of…

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