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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 1120 — Chapter XII · STONE CASTLES OF THE NORMAN PERIOD

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The keep of Colchester is immensely larger than any keep in existence. Mr Round thinks it was probably built to defend the eastern counties against Danish invasions. Hist. of Colchester Castle, p. 32. Its immense size seems to show that it was intended for a large garrison.

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