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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 282

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pier, with a rude base, and without a cap. The totalheight of the ceiUng, now flat, is 25 feet, so that the vault was tohave had a high pitch with eight cells. It is clear that this neverwas executed. This tower has now undergone complete restoration, all theinterior fittings have been cleared out,… … PALACE ENTRANCE. WAKEFIELD TOWER. ORATORY. most story was contemplated, and probably constructed, since inSt. Thomass Tower is a second or upper door, evidently intendedfor a second bridge, or a passage along a cross rampart, above thatalready mentioned. The arch-rings within, and the whole of the…

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