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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 202 — Chapter VII · THE PERIOD OF TRANSITION: CYLINDRICAL TOWER-KEEPS

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It may also be noted that the practice of placing windows immediately above one another would be naturally avoided, as tending to weaken the masonry of the whole wall at these points. This is well seen in the irregular position of the numerous loops which light the vice of the donjon at Coucy.

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