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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 421 — Chapter VII · THE CASTLES OF THE NORMANS IN ENGLAND

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This chapel is an instance of the honour so frequently done to the chapel, which was in many cases built of stone when the rest of the castle was only of timber, and was always the part most lavishly decorated.

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