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Feudal England

Note 100 — PART I TERRITORIAL STUDIES (continued 2)

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It might, for all we know, have formed a crescent or semi-circle, its wings resting strongly on the rear-slopes of the hill; or even a 'wedge', as, indeed, Mr Freeman twice described it (i. 271, iii. 471).

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