MEDIEVAL WARFARE XI-6 - HOW TO HOLD AND WHEN TO FOLD

For the first time, a group of historians has analyzed hundreds of sieges that took place during the Hundred Years’ War. Here's what they discovered.

Theme: Sieges of the Hundred Years' War

• Clifford J. Rogers, Daniel Berardino, Ryne Hicks, Liam Kane, and Zachary Watters, 'Sieges in the era of the Hundred Years' War - A quantitative reconnaissance'.
• Ilana Krug, 'Learning about warfare through administrative records - Crécy and Calais from the archives'.
• Steven Muhlberger, 'From trickery to "deeds of arms" - The ways of siege warfare'.

Features:

• Jack Wilson, 'The Mongols return to Hungary and Poland - Wrath of the dog'.
• Randall Moffett, 'England's medieval mariners - Soldiers on the high seas'.
• Antonios Vratimos, 'The troubles of Byzantium after Manzikert - Battle at the Bridge of Zompe'.
• Ralph Benton, 'The Carolingian conquest of Aquitaine, 760-769 - Pepin versus Waifar'.
• Trevor J. Davis, 'Military strategy in the Historia Ierosolimitana - William of Tyre's art of war'.
• John France, 'Examining the works of Beeler, Smail, and Gillingham - Changing faces in the study of medieval warfare'.
• Vicky McAlister, 'The Welsh castles of Edward I, part 2 - Flint and Rhuddlan'.

LA RIVISTA MEDIEVAL WARFARE CESSA CON QUESTO VOLUME 11, ISSUE 6 E VIENE RIMPIAZZATA CON: MEDIEVAL WORLD CULTURE & CONFLICT