Bodiam Castle - Definition

Bodiam Castle is located in East Sussex, England. It was built by Sir Edward Dallingridge, a former knight of Edward III, supposedly at the request of Richard II in order to defend the surrounding area from French invasion. However, recent research suggests that the castle was built more for show than as an effective defense.

References

Nigel Saul, "Bodiam Castle. (Sussex, England) (http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1373/n1_v45/16425391/p1/article.jhtml)", History Today, Jan. 1995

Example Usage of Bodiam
	MyWishWand: @sarahwalters99 We are in Bodiam East Sussex the snow was only 3 inches deep if that. Not necessary to close at all!
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	vinissima: 2 exoten in glas: UK table wine, Bodiam Harvest, Sedlescombe organic, Sussex. Trop. neus, mid-sweet, peer, mango, balans. Van druif Solaris

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Bodiam Castle - Definition

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Example Usage of Bodiam