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Lordship, Castles and Locality: Thomas of Lancaster, Dunstanburgh Castle and the Lancastrian Affinity in Northumberland, 1296-1322

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Lordship, Castles and Locality: Thomas of Lancaster, Dunstanburgh Castle and the Lancastrian Affinity in Northumberland, 1296-1322 (English)

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England in the Late Middle Ages

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castellology

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Thomas of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Clarence

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Andy King

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2001

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12

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https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/catalogue/adsdata/arch-3433-1/dissemination/AAseries5/AA529typeset/archael529-223-234-king.pdf

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Archaeologia Aeliana

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29

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223-234

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Freedom to Crenellate by Licence: An historiographical revision

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English castles in the reign of Edward II

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Isabella de Vescy and the Custody of Bamburgh Castle

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Historical Writing in England. Vol. II. c.1307 to the Early Sixteenth Century

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Richard II and the Border Magnates

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Letters to the Duke of Lancaster in 1381 and 1399

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Design in castle building: the controlling of access to the lord

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The Donjon of Knaresborough: The Castle as Theatre

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Tynemouth Priory and Castle

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10.5284/1061063

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Lordship, Castles and Locality: Thomas of Lancaster, Dunstanburgh Castle and the Lancastrian Affinity in Northumberland, 1296-1322

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