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Looking at the Tower you feel its close connection to the historical past of England with its constant and cruel fighting for power. Since the time of its erection the Tower of London has served many purposes: first a king's palace, then a fortress and a political prison. Now it is a museum. 5. Several kings of England found protection within its walls both against foreign enemies and their own people fighting for their liberties and privileges. The White Tower was the royal residence, all the kings of England spending the first days of their reign there according to an ancient custom. From the While Tower kings went to their coronation and out of it some of them came down to the scaffold lying in the outer court, forced to surrender their power to new pretenders. 6. All the towers in the walls surrounding the White Tower served as places of imprisonment, each of them keeping some dark and tragic secret. Narrow galleries, steep staircases, secret passages and dark cells formed in the thickness of the walls exist up to the present day. Among the numerous prisoners were kings of England, France and Scotland, princes and noblemen, Protestants, and Catholics, scientists and public leaders. Shakespeare mentioned many of their names describing their tragic fate in his historical plays.

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Looking at the Tower you feel its close connection to the historical past of England with its constant and cruel fighting for power. Since the time of its erection the Tower of London has served many purposes: first a king's palace, then a fortress and a political prison. Now it is a museum.

5. Several kings of England found protection within its walls both against foreign enemies and their own people fighting for their liberties and privileges. The White Tower was the royal residence, all the kings of England spending the first days of their reign there according to an ancient custom. From the While Tower kings went to their coronation and out of it some of them came down to the scaffold lying in the outer court, forced to surrender their power to new pretenders.

6. All the towers in the walls surrounding the White Tower served as places of imprisonment, each of them keeping some dark and tragic secret. Narrow galleries, steep staircases, secret passages and dark cells formed in the thickness of the walls exist up to the present day. Among the numerous prisoners were kings of England, France and Scotland, princes and noblemen, Protestants, and Catholics, scientists and public leaders. Shakespeare mentioned many of their names describing their tragic fate in his historical plays.

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Глядя на башню, чувствуешь ее тесную связь с историческим прошлым Англии с ее постоянной и жестокой борьбой за власть. С момента своего возведения Лондонский Тауэр служил многим целям: сначала королевскому дворцу, затем крепости и политической тюрьме. Теперь это музей.

5. Некоторые короли Англии нашли защиту в ее стенах как от внешних врагов, так и от собственного народа, сражающегося за свои свободы и привилегии. Белая башня была королевской резиденцией, все короли Англии проводили здесь первые дни своего правления по древнему обычаю. С того времени, как короли башен отправились на свою коронацию, некоторые из них спустились на эшафот, лежащий во внешнем дворе, вынужденные уступить свою власть новым претендентам.

6. Все башни в стенах, окружающих Белую башню, служили местами заключения, каждая из которых хранила какую-то темную и трагическую тайну. Узкие галереи, крутые лестницы, потайные ходы и темные камеры, образованные в толще стен, существуют и по сей день. Среди многочисленных заключенных были короли Англии, Франции и Шотландии, принцы и аристократы, протестанты и католики, ученые и общественные деятели. Шекспир упоминал многие из их имен, описывая их трагическую судьбу в своих исторических пьесах. ...

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Looking at the tower you feel it closes the connection to England's history with its constant and cruel fighting power. 6.Since the time of its recection the Tower of London has served many purposes:first a king's palace，then a fortress and a political prison. Now it's a pain.
5. 7.Several kings of England found protection within its walls both against foreign enemies and their own people fighting for their liberties and privileges. The White Tower was the royal residence，all the kings of England spending the first days of their rein there according to an ancient custom. From while tower kings went to their decoration and out of it some of their cam down to the scaffold lying in the outer course, forced to ensure their power to new pretensioners
6. All the towers in the walls surrounding the White Tower served as places of imprisonment，each of them keeping some dark and tragic secret. Narrow Galleries，steep staircases，secret passages and dark cells formed in the thickness of the walls exist up to the present day. Among the numerous prisoners were kings of England，France and Scotland，princes and noblemen，Protestants，and Catholics，Science and public leaders. Shakespeare mentioned many of their names describing their tragic fate in his historical plays.