| As surveyor and topographer, he took on the task of making sketches of the stockades. |
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| For example, his brutality is made out to be a personal thing rather than indicative of conditions in army stockades in general. |
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| A furious general had him arrested, tossed in the stockades and prepped for court-martial. |
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| The daimyo and their warriors also built numerous stockades, palisades, and barricades of wood. |
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| Europeans usually built defensive stockades immediately upon arrival in the New World in order to protect their foothold on the shore. |
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| In the frontier-land, fences and stockades announce intentions rather than mark realities. |
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| Rome's enemies had built wooden stockades and fortified villages well before Caesar and his legions set foot in Gaul or Britain. |
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| There are no stockades or tipis, although the houses are a lot more humble and the fields a lot better tended than in neighbouring territory. |
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| People were taken out of their homes and herded like cattle into stockades to await removal. |
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| The art of fortification was lost in the West for many years after the collapse of the Roman empire, and local strongholds relied on stout stockades for defence. |
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| On the outskirts of the town is Plimoth Plantation, an authentic reconstruction of America's first settlement, with its one-room timber houses and high stockades. |
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| Trees that towered over prairie rivers were transformed into pirogues, stockades for early military forts, and vigas or ceiling beams for adobe homesteads. |
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