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id: 41426
title: Annals of a Fortress
author: Viollet-le-Duc, Eugène-Emmanuel
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  Sigild had surrounded the camp with a number of wooden towers placed on bodies attacked them in front, while the men from the towers issuing Every night, the besiegers'' works were thrown down by the defenders, who men; the guard of the work opposite the small _tête de pont_, five river; he ordered those who occupied the large _place d''armes_ to pass occupied by the duke''s men, and defended each by a good _bretèche_ (Fig. 38), to hinder any communication from one bank to the other. enemy''s attention to the left, a troop of five hundred men on foot would by a body of a thousand men, some yards from the great tower of the Roche-Pont two days previous to the Germans; he left a thousand men _place d''armes_ on the west, while a second troop of two hundred men was troop of four hundred men attacked the two batteries, 2 and 3; and the


