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Mediæval military architecture in England (1884)

Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 456

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ng, with four berewicks, or appended manors, and somechapelries or spiritual dependencies of the parish church. The castleand its territory seem never to have been alienated from the Normancrown. The Pipe Roll of 31 Henry I. mentions that Robert deWidville rendered account for the census rents of… … A. Keep. B. Inner Ditch. C. Outer Ward. D. Inner Ward. . H. Outer Gateway. I. Norman Doorway. K. Postern Tower. L. Mill Tower.M. Rosamonds Tower. N. Site of Inner Gate. PICKERING CASTLE. 374 MedicBval Military Architecture. same year as Alan de Pikering. In 33 Henry II. the men of Pick-ering were…

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