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The English Castle : An Account of Its Development as a Military Structure by A. Hamilton Thompson
Simultaneously a seat of government, a military base, a private residence, and a retreat for besieged locals, the medieval castle abounds in both history and romance. This evocative survey traces the rise of fortresses across England and Wales, with 200 photographs, drawings, and plans. Sites include York Castle, Conway Castle, Dover Castle, and Kenilworth Castle. Unabridged republication of Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages, originally published by Oxford University Press, London, 1912. Table of Contents for The English Castle : An Account of Its Development as a Military Structure
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