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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 233 — Chapter VIII · THE DWELLING-HOUSE IN THE CASTLE

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So called in Clarkson’s survey, made in 1567. One explanation of the name is that the tower was similar to one in Carrickfergus castle, on Belfast Lough. Clarkson describes its polygonal form as “round of divers squares.”

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