The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England

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The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England

Summary

The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England is a literary work[1].

Key Facts

  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England authored Abigail Wheatley[2].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's instance of is recorded as literary work[3].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's publication date is recorded as +2004-00-00T00:00:00Z[4].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's Open Library ID is recorded as OL25652138W[5].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's main subject is recorded as castellology[6].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's main subject is recorded as England in the Middle Ages[7].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's title is recorded as The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England[8].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Ringworks of England and Wales[9].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Structural Symbolism in Medieval Castle Architecture[10].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Decline of the Castle[11].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Hierarchism in Conventual Crenellation: An Essay in the Sociology and Metaphysics of Medieval Fortification[12].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Lords, castellans, constables and dowagers[13].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The castle in medieval England and Wales[14].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles[15].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages[16].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Rise of the Castle[17].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Medieval Castle in England and Wales[18].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Great Tower at Hedingham Castle: A Reassessment[19].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Great Tower in the Twelfth Century: The Case of Norham Castle[20].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as The Donjon of Knaresborough: The Castle as Theatre[21].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Castles: A History and Guide[22].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as An Historian's Approach to the Origins of the Castle in England[23].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as English Medieval Castles[24].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Orford Castle, nostalgia and sophisticated living[25].
  • The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England's cites work is recorded as Norwich Castle Keep: Romanesque Architecture and Social Context[26].

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The Idea of the Castle in Medieval England authored Abigail Wheatley[2].

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