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It's badly written, with egregious spelling and formatting errors.
It was added in the wrong place, after the External references.
It's not clear that this adds anything to the article itself.
The submitter apparently lost interest before completing (or starting) his last improperly bulleted bullet point. In other words, it's a sandbox experiment performed within a live article.
Isn't it because the outer wall forms a shell against which the interior structures (hall, chapel, kitchen etc) are built? The trouble is I don't remember seeing it explained anywhere, it's just taken for granted in castle studies.
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21:12, 4 September 2018 (UTC)reply
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It's badly written, with egregious spelling and formatting errors.
It was added in the wrong place, after the External references.
It's not clear that this adds anything to the article itself.
The submitter apparently lost interest before completing (or starting) his last improperly bulleted bullet point. In other words, it's a sandbox experiment performed within a live article.
Isn't it because the outer wall forms a shell against which the interior structures (hall, chapel, kitchen etc) are built? The trouble is I don't remember seeing it explained anywhere, it's just taken for granted in castle studies.
Richard Nevell (
talk)
21:12, 4 September 2018 (UTC)reply