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'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540

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'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 is a scholarly chapter[1].

Key Facts

  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 authored Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — author (P50): Katharine Keats-Rohan[2].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's instance of is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's page is recorded as 34-115[4].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's language of work or name is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's publication date is recorded as +2015-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's main subject is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — main subject (P921): Wallingford Castle[7].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's main subject is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — main subject (P921): castellology[8].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's main subject is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — main subject (P921): England in the Middle Ages[9].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.academia.edu/31675554/Most_securely_fortified_Wallingford_Castle_1071-1540_in_Keats-Rohan_N._Christie_and_David_Roffe_eds_Wallingford_the_Castle_and_the_Town_in_Context_Arhaeopress_BAR_621_2015[10].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+82'}[11].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's published in is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — published in (P1433): Wallingford: The Castle and the Town in Context[12].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's title is recorded as 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540[13].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Monuments or Muniments? The Interrelation of Material Remains and Documentary Sources[14].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Castles as prisons[15].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): The early Norman castle at Lincoln and a re-evaluation of the original West Tower of Lincoln Cathedral[16].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Recent Excavations in the Keep of Farnham Castle, Surrey[17].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Medieval Britain in 1972[18].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Medieval Britain and Ireland in 2003[19].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Medieval Britain and Ireland in 2009[20].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): The New Castles of Henry de Blois as Bishop of Winchester: The Case against Farnham, Surrey[21].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Structural Aspects of Medieval Timber Bridges[22].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Medieval Britain and Ireland in 2008[23].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Twelfth Century Great Towers - The Case for the Defence[24].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Transforming Townscapes: From burh to borough: the archaeology of Wallingford, AD 800–1400[25].
  • 'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's cites work is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — cites work (P2860): Castles and Landscapes: Power, Community and Fortification in Medieval England[26].

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'Most securely fortified': Wallingford Castle 1071-1540's instance of is recorded as Wallingford Castle 1071-1540 — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].

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