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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 8 — Chapter I · INTRODUCTORY

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In some of these castles there is no gap in the bailey banks for an entrance. They must have been entered by a movable wooden stair, such as horses can be taught to climb. See the plan of Topcliffe Castle, Yorks (Fig. 1).

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