Notes and sketches of an architect taken during a journey in the northwest of Europe; (1877)
Narjoux, Felix, 1836-1891 · Boston : J. R. Osgood · leaf 321
of two feet from each other,are firmly bound together by bolts and iron wire. At the sidesand on the top are laid balks of timber, forming the walls andthe roof An enormous mass of earth, of from 13 to 17 feet inthickness, is heaped upon the whole. Blindages of this kindhave been proved by… … Fig. 160.—Improved Blindage. rest or cessation. The works at Duppel, which were necessaryto be completed, comprised ten redoubts, eight enclosed and THE WAR OF THE DUCHIES. 311 two open ones, disj)osed round an arc of a circle, and connectedtogether by trenches and works, of which our sketches may…
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