- part of
their reconquest of the
Viking occupied parts of England. The
refortified Anglo-Saxon
settlement was
known as
Lundenburh ("London Fort", a borough)...
- conflicts, such as the
English Civil War (1641–1651), many
castles were
refortified,
although subsequently slighted to
prevent them from
being used again...
- in October.
After France's
entry into the war in 1778,
Henry Clinton refortified the
island under the
command of
Major William Sutherland. As a result...
- Anglo-Saxon
Chronicle this was destro**** 12
years later.
Alfred the
Great refortified Exeter as a
defensive burh,
followed by new
erections at Lydford, Halwell...
- "new city").
About the end of the 9th century,
Modena was
restored and
refortified by its bishop, Ludovicus. At
about this time the Song of the Watchmen...
-
Anglo Saxon times, but fell into
disuse during the
Viking invasions.
Refortified by the
Normans and
later enlarged, the
building is
today one of the best...
- Franco-Prussian War,
captured by
government troops during the
Paris Commune and
refortified at the
start of the
First World War. However, by then it had
become obsolete...
- for
castles to be
built in stone, and that many
barons had
expanded or
refortified their castles, this was not an easy task.
Roger of
Howden records the...
-
Byzantines besieged Tripoli unsuccessfully and
occupied Tartus,
which they
refortified and
garrisoned with
Armenian troops. Al-Aziz now
prepared to take to...
-
Chester in late
summer 893,
planning to raid
northern Mercia from the
refortified fortress. But the
Mercians destro**** all
crops and
livestock in the surrounding...
