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Adapted from A Short History of Fortifications
From 1600 BC to AD 1600, Toy, p. 115 |
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Adapted from A Short History of Fortifications
From 1600 BC to AD 1600, Toy, p. 115 |
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On Octobber 21, 1385, Sir Edward Dalygrugge recieved a license to make his manor house into a castle "in defence of the adjacent country against the King's enemies". (Pat 9 Rivh II pt 1. m33)
Platt, Colin. The Castle in Medieval England and Wales. New York: Barnes and Noble Books, 1981.
Thompson, Alexander Hamilton. Military architecture in England during the middle ages, by A. Hamilton Thompson ... illustrated by 200 photographs,... drawings, and plans. London, New York [etc.:] H. Frowde, 1912.
Toy, Sidney. Castles, a short history of fortifications from 1600 B.C. to A. D. 1600. London: W. Heinemann, Ltd., 1939.
Compare to the floorplan of Eltham Palace.