File:Queenborough Castle 1784.png
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English: A 1784 engraving of Queenborough Castle based on a drawing by Wenceslaus Hollar (1607-1677). Published in 1915. |
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Source | Clinch, George (1915), English coast defences from Roman times to the early years of the nineteenth century, London, G. Bell and Sons Ltd. (p. 119) |
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