Medieval enclosure at Tours
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medieval-enclosure-at-tours-216-1124360
title:
Medieval enclosure at Tours
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The medieval enclosure at Tours, also known as the "Clouaison of Jean the Good" or "Jean the Good's Wall," is a fortified structure erected between 1354 and 1368 to safeguard the medieval city of Tours. Stretching along the Loire River, the city was unified by a series of urban developments that connected the eastern "Cité," centered around the cathedral, with the western core area, formed around the Basilica of Saint-Martin. The wall's construction was of poor quality, rendering it obsolete wit
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Enclosure at Tours
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval_enclosure_at_Tours
date created:
2024-09-12T20:22:44Z
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2024-09-12T21:16:29Z
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