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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 126 — Chapter V · THE BEGINNING OF THE STONE CASTLE

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A curtain is said to be flanked when its line is broken at intervals by projections, so near one another that the whole face of the piece of curtain between them can be covered by the fire of the defenders stationed in them.

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