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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 291 — Chapter X · THE EDWARDIAN CASTLE AND THE CONCENTRIC PLAN

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The outer drum towers are large and imposing, though low: the inner angles are capped by smaller towers, which bear much the same relation to the gatehouses as the outer round towers to Traitors’ gate in the Tower of London.

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