Cardiff
A Military Dictionary and Gazetteer · 1881 · p. 3
A seaport and county town of Wales, in Glam organs hire. Cardiff is an ancient place, and is surrounded by walls, in which were four gates. Its castle, once large and strongly fortified, was erected about the year 1079. Robert, duke of Normandy, was confined in it for 28 years after the battle of Tinchebria. This fortre was afterwards taken and partially destroyed by Cromwell.
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