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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 307

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ons of the Mint were carried on with much inconvenience;and the north and west limbs of the ward still bear the name ofMint Street, and the east Hmb, of Irish Mint Street. The curtain or scarp wall of this ward was, no doubt, the work ofHenry IH., and much of the wall is still original. In the west… … MIDDLE TOWER. the wall, is a pointed arched door, long closed up, but probably anoriginal water-gate. West of this also is an original loop, no doubtmarking the place of a mural chamber not now accessible. The modern additions to this curtain consist in a hne of case-mates, storehouses, canteens,…

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