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The Routledge Companion to Medieval Warfare Jim Bradbury |
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Have you thought about how
medieval warfare has shaped the modern world? What happened in the medieval
battle of Kosovo? Do you know the difference between
a cranequin and a cranny? This readable and engaging volume
will be valuable to anyone with an interest in medieval warfare. Clear and
informative piece provide essential reading for those with a general interest
in the period, while experts and academics will find the level of details
makes this book an indispensable reference volume. The whole geographical area of
medieval Using archeological information,
and with clear discussion of controversial issues, the author examines
practical topics which include castle architecture, with examination of
specific castles, ship building techniques, improvements in armour, specific weapons, and developments in areas such
as arms and armour, fortifications, tactics and
supply. Presented in themed, illustrated
sections and containing resources such as maps, family trees and
chronologies, this is an indispensable guide for all historians of medieval
warfare. Jim Bradbury taught at a secondary school for
ten years before becoming a Senior Lecturer and Head of Section for History
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