Medieval Warfare Vol VIII.4 - From Priest to King

Treat yourself to Medieval Warfare Vol. VIII.4 - From Priest to King

Sverrir Sigurdsson leads the Birkebeiners to victory, but can they hold off the Baglers and maintain control of Norway?

topic: birkebeiner versus bagler

- Peter Konieczny, 'Humble beginnings, bold dreams - coming to Norway.'
- Beñat Elortza, 'A great victory in an hour of need - the Battle of Fimreite',
- Hörður barðdal, 'the hungry louse bites harder - sverrir the guerrilla'.
- Carolyne Larrington, 'The Gods Who Need Fighters - Norse Mythology and Warfare'.
- Ármann Jakobsson, 'a subtle and strongly ideological narrative - Sverris Saga'.
- Randall Moffett, 'The Men and the Chessmen of Sverrir: The Free Norwegian Soldier'.
- Megan Arnott, 'The right to ascend the throne is in doubt: Birkebeiner versus Bagler.'

characteristics:

- Kay Smith and Ruth R. Brown, 'The blade did not shatter or break - the sword of the Volsungs.'
- Brian Burfield, 'as if struck by a lethal arrow - the war during the Black Death'.
- Adam Ali, 'Diversity in Medieval Islamic Armies - Warriors of the Abbasid Caliphate'.
- Giulia Calabrò, 'The Ottoman Empire versus Venice - The Siege of Scutari, 1474'.
- Murray Dahm, 'More Norse in the film: blood, guts, and Vikings.'
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