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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 236 — Chapter VIII · THE DWELLING-HOUSE IN THE CASTLE

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The same feature occurs at the west end of the great hall at Auckland, where the daïs was placed: there are regular responds at the east end, but the eastern bay was made somewhat wider than the rest, to give room for the screens.

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