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The city walls, grimly bastioned, ran in bold zigzags across the face of the steep in a way to daunt assailants.
Monroe is a five-bastioned fort of masonry work, and accordingly might be roughly described as a huge pentagon.
THE OLD FIRST MASSACHUSETTS COAST ARTILLERY IN WAR AND PEACEFREDERICK MORSE CUTLER
It is a very ancient place, set upon a hill and bastioned round with walls that are too high to scale, and were once impregnable.
THE SHIP DWELLERSALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
On the left, in an angle formed by the junction of a rivulet with the St. Lawrence, was a square bastioned fort of stone.
LA SALLE AND THE DISCOVERY OF THE GREAT WESTFRANCIS PARKMAN
For a dry and level site he recommended a bastioned trace; but for wet ditches and for irregular ground, tenaille traces.
Two demi-bastions with the connecting curtain make the bastioned front, defghi.
They were soon in the majority; perhaps because the symmetry and completeness of the idea The bastioned trace.
The bastioned trace: Flanks facing each other and connected by curtains (fig. 18).
Outside the bastioned and turreted walls of the castle, the new-born city grew up under its protecting shadows.
THE CATHEDRALS OF NORTHERN SPAINCHARLES RUDY
Crossing the Loire and entering the city, with its ancient bastioned walls, carried one back a good way into the centuries.
THE CAR THAT WENT ABROADALBERT BIGELOW PAINE
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