Castellan
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But the pagans had been defeated and their fort destroyed by the great crusader Henry the Lion, who had founded not only a stone castle on the site but also a city nearby. The island the castle stood on was reached by a narrow causeway, which often flooded in the winter. Over time the causeway was raised and reinforced so the castle could be accessed all year round. But at the same time the castle itself was strengthened and enlarged so that it became a formidable fortress. The causeway ended at... a stone barbican, which was entered via a drawbridge, a moat having been dug in front of it. The barbican in turn led to the castle’s gatehouse, the latter also having a drawbridge. In this way an attacker would have to cross two moats before reaching the castle’s thick walls.
Count Henry of Schwerin had often considered King Valdemar to be lucky that he did not have to assault his mighty fortress during the time when he had been his enemy. The count and his brother had been forced to retreat south following a defeat at the hands of the Danes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the pagans had been defeated and their fort destroyed by the great crusader Henry the Lion, who had founded not only a stone castle on the site but also a city nearby. The island the castle stood on was reached by a narrow causeway, which often flooded in the winter. Over time the causeway was raised and reinforced so the castle could be accessed all year round. But at the same time the castle itself was strengthened and enlarged so that it became a formidable fortress. The causeway ended at... a stone barbican, which was entered via a drawbridge, a moat having been dug in front of it. The barbican in turn led to the castle’s gatehouse, the latter also having a drawbridge. In this way an attacker would have to cross two moats before reaching the castle’s thick walls.
Count Henry of Schwerin had often considered King Valdemar to be lucky that he did not have to assault his mighty fortress during the time when he had been his enemy. The count and his brother had been forced to retreat south following a defeat at the hands of the Danes.
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