Memoirs Chiefly Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of Northumberland: Feudal and military antiquities of Northumberland and the Scottish borders, by C. H. HartshorneBell and Daldy, 1858 - Northumberland (England) |
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... built castles and peles I have described , without producing the reasons for doing so , yet wherever there was a doubt on the subject of age , I have detailed , perhaps too tediously , the grounds for adopting an opi- nion , by placing ...
... built castles and peles I have described , without producing the reasons for doing so , yet wherever there was a doubt on the subject of age , I have detailed , perhaps too tediously , the grounds for adopting an opi- nion , by placing ...
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... built out of curtain - walls ; and such other alterations made as suited the ideas of its successive possessors . Hence it became an open subject , in what way it ought to be treated ; and whether the gloom , heaviness , and ...
... built out of curtain - walls ; and such other alterations made as suited the ideas of its successive possessors . Hence it became an open subject , in what way it ought to be treated ; and whether the gloom , heaviness , and ...
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... built after such manner that it could not be burnt nor destroyed , until it was cut down with axes . Yet the debatable land had been set apart as neutral ground . This destruction , in short , was so manifest an infraction of the ...
... built after such manner that it could not be burnt nor destroyed , until it was cut down with axes . Yet the debatable land had been set apart as neutral ground . This destruction , in short , was so manifest an infraction of the ...
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... built by Ida , first king of Northumberland . * Roger de Wendover says he con- structed the castle of Baenburc , which formerly he surrounded with palisades , afterwards with a wall ( Flores Historia- Nor is it improbable that he ...
... built by Ida , first king of Northumberland . * Roger de Wendover says he con- structed the castle of Baenburc , which formerly he surrounded with palisades , afterwards with a wall ( Flores Historia- Nor is it improbable that he ...
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... built in England . And when in- vestigation is made into the history of those fortresses which furnished models for the construction of British castles , it will be seen that not only Falaise , but the neighbouring rum , vol . i . p ...
... built in England . And when in- vestigation is made into the history of those fortresses which furnished models for the construction of British castles , it will be seen that not only Falaise , but the neighbouring rum , vol . i . p ...
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Page 156 - Counties palatine are so called a palatio; because the owners thereof (the earl of Chester, the bishop of Durham, and the duke of Lancaster,) had in those counties jura regalia, as fully as the king hath in his palace ; regalem potestatem in omnibus, as Bracton expresses it u.