The Medieval Castle

The Medieval Castle
ISBN-10
1601525362
ISBN-13
9781601525369
Series
The Medieval Castle
Category
Architecture, Medieval
Pages
96
Language
English
Published
2013-08-01
Publisher
Referencepoint PressInc
Author
Stephen Currie

Description

Examines the challenges faced by designers and builders of medieval castles, discussing how they were used, notable structures, and defending the castles from invaders.

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