Medieval Warfare Vol Vii.2 - A War Of England

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Medieval Warfare Vol. VII.2 - A War of England



Forced to sign the Magna Carta in 1215, King John soon made it clear that he had no intention of following its commands. By the summer of that year, the First Barons' War had begun. It pitted the king against his barons, who sought help from King Philip II of France. In the spring of the following year, Londoners celebrated the accession of Prince Louis of France, who soon had much of the south-east of the country under his control...



Topic: The Battle of Lincoln

- Peter Konieczny, 'The Failure of the Magna Carta - The First Barons' War (1215-1217)'.

- William E. Welsh, 'Struck and Strongly Resisted - The Siege of Rochester'.

- Lane Sobehrad, 'Hating John: How the English Chroniclers Portrayed the King'.

- Catherine Hanley, 'The Key to England: The Siege of Dover'.

- Danièle Cybulskie, 'From Towers to Tunnels: Decisive Factors in the Construction of Castles in England'.

- Sean McGlynn, 'A day to be revered throughout our time: The Battle of Lincoln'.

- Craig M. Nakashian, 'A Warrior of the King and of Christ - Peter Des Roches at the Battle of Lincoln'.

- Andrew Knighton, 'What Happened to the Prisoners of War: The Aftermath of the Battle of Lincoln'.



Characteristics:

- Georgios theotokis, 'The Battles of Orontes and Apamea: Byzantines and Fatimids at War'.

- Ilana Krug, 'The Sweet Side of War: Honey and Military Medicine'.

- Kay Smith and Ruth R. Brown, 'The Crossbow: A Diabolical Device'.

- Murray Dahm, 'Take from the rich; give to the poor: Robin Hood on film'.

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