- 1Preface
- 2Chapter I — Introductory
- 3Chapter II — Anglo-Saxon Fortifications
- 4Chapter III — Anglo-Saxon Fortifications — Continued
- 5Chapter IV — Danish Fortifications
- 6Chapter V — The Origin of Private Castles
- 7Chapter VI — Distribution and Characteristics of Motte-Castles
- 8Chapter VII — The Castles of the Normans in England
- 9Chapter VIII — Motte-Castles in North Wales
- 10Chapter IX — Motte-Castles in South Wales
- 11Chapter X — Motte-Castles in Scotland
- 12Chapter XI — Motte-Castles in Ireland
- 13Chapter XII — Stone Castles of the Norman Period
- 14Appendices
- 15Appendix B — Watling Street and the Danelagh
- 16Appendix C — The Military Origin of Alfred’s Boroughs
- 17Appendix D — The Words “Castrum” and “Castellum”
- 18Appendix E — The Burghal Hidage
- 19Appendix F — Thelwall
- 20Appendix G — The Word “Bretasche”
- 21Appendix H — The Words “Hurdicium” and “Hordiari”
- 22Appendix I — “Hericio, Ericio, Herito, Herisson”
- 23Appendix K — The Castle of Yale
- 24Appendix L — The Castle of Tullow or “Collacht,” P. 335
- 25Appendix M — The Castle of Slane
- 26Appendix N — The Word “Donjon”
- 27Appendix O — The Arrangements in Early Keeps
- 28Appendix P — Keeps as Residences
- 29Appendix Q — Castles Built by Henry I.
- 30Appendix R — The So-Called Shell Keep
- 31Appendix S — Professor Lloyd’s “History of Wales”
- 32Schedule of English Castles Known to Date From the Eleventh Century…
The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles
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