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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 378 — Chapter XII · THE AGE OF TRANSITION: THE FORTIFIED DWELLING-HOUSE

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The castle of Amberley was built about 1379 by Bishop Rede of Chichester, and is therefore nearly contemporary with Bodiam. It is rectangular in shape, with lofty curtains, and has a gatehouse flanked by round towers.

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