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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 237 — Chapter VIII · THE DWELLING-HOUSE IN THE CASTLE

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Bishop Bek (1284-1311) probably heightened the aisle-walls and inserted traceried windows. Cosin (1660-72) rebuilt the greater part of the outer walls, renewed Bek’s windows, and added the present clerestory and roof: the splendid screen, which divides the chapel from the ante-chapel, was also part of his work.

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