at The Normans were, it is certain, just the race of men to erect the sturdy Saxon, with characteristic obstinacy, perpetually such strongholds, and these castles were just the structures we rebelled against it, and, in defiance of curfew laws and forest should expect them to be, and the Normans… … special examples of this power over the rough materials pro¬ castles and strongholds were built ; and right well did the vided by nature, but as being pretty well known, and right Norman architects and builders do their work, and impress on it famous in history, and accessible, and from the fact of…
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