The Norwegian Invasion of England in 1066

Kelly DeVries

Boydell Press

Battles of The Medieval World 1000-1500 By Kelly Devriesn Hardcover Barnes Noble

Battles of the Medieval World 1000 - 1500

Christer Jörgensen

Martin Dougherty

Iain Dickie

Phyllis G. Jestice

History

Barnes&Noble

Battles of the Crusades, 1097-1444: From Dorylaeum to Varna

Military

Spellmount Publishers Ltd

Synopsis Battles That Changed Warfare is an information-packed, highly-illustrated guide to 20 battles from every era, including Megiddo, Ad Decimum, Falkirk, Nagashino, Sedan, Omdurman, Cambrai, Pearl Harbor, the first Gulf War, and many more Includes exciting, full-color tactical maps for each battle, showing the reader the dispositions and movements of the opposing forces at a glance For each battle a quick reference panel gives details of the date, location, the generals involved, the number of troops, and the outcome

Battles That Changed Warfare: 1457 BC - AD 1991 From Chariot to Stealth Bomber

Chris McNab

Martin J. Dougherty

Chris Mann

Metro_Books

DeVries' book covers arms, the introduction of armor, gunpowder, the use of fortifications, and naval weaponry, and does so while showing how medieval military technology is connected in broader ways to medieval society.

Medieval Military Technology

Europe

University of Toronto Press

Battles of the Crusades introduces 20 key battles from this period of religiously-inspired conflict in Europe and the Middle East. Beginning with the battle of Dorylaeum (1097), where Anglo-French heavy cavalry decisively defeated a much larger Turkish army, and finishing with the battle of Varna (1444), where Sultan Murad II's Ottoman army destroyed a combined Hungarian and Polish force, examples from every era and campaign are featured. The First Crusade is represented by battles at Antioch (1098), Jerusalem (1099), and Harran (1104), while battles between the Crusader states and their Muslim neighbours include Sarmada (1119), Montgisard (1177) and Saladin's destruction of the Crusader army at Hattin (1187). Colourful accounts of lesser-known Crusades, such as the Christian recapture of Lisbon (1147), the massacre of the Albigensian heretics at Beziers (1209) and the destruction of Louis IX's expensively assembled crusader army at Mansura (1250), are also included. Battles from the Reconquista of Spain (Las Navas, 1212) and the expansion of the Teutonic Knights (Lake Peipus, 1242, and Grunwald, 1410) make this a rounded account of 400 years of religious conflict. Each battle includes a contextual introduction, a concise description of the action and an analysis of the aftermath. It also includes more than 200 colour maps, artworks and photographs.

Battles of Medieval World, 1000-1500

Amber_Books_Ltd

Paintings and descriptions of battles fought during the crusades.

Battles of the Crusades, 1044 - 1444

Amber_Books

Battles of the Medieval World, 1000 - 1500

Phyliss G. Jestice

Battles that Changed Warfare features 20 key battles in which new weapons have had a revolutionary impact on the battlefield. Beginning with the battle of Megiddo (1457 BC) where Pharaoh Tuthmosis III's chariots defeated the Canaanites and finishing with the first Gulf War (1991) the most important examples from the history of warfare are featured.

Battles That Changed Warfare: 1457 BC-AD 1991 by Kelly Devries (2011-04-15)

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