BEAUMARIS Castle is built upon a marshy flat, close to the sea-shore, and but little above the level of the sea, from which its ditch was supplied. It is an example of a purely concentric fortress, in which the engineer was left free to design his works without being governed, as in most other cases, by the irregularities of the ground.
- Auteur
- Mediæval Military Architecture in England
By George Thomas Clark
Published 1884
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- architecture, Middle Ages, Place:England
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