A new study of the Battle of Bosworth, the climactic battle of the Wars of the Roses, based on a new interpretation of events following the discovery of the true location of the battlefield.
This title details the dress, weapons, heraldry and insignia of these prolific forces.
A fine examination of the organisation and campaigns of German medieval armies, featuring photographs and eight full page colour plates.
A highly illustrated, gripping account of William's victory, which ensured his accession to the English throne.
This book explores their military prowess throughout the known world, from conquering Sicily in 1060 and England in 1066 to playing a major part in the First Crusade.
The Battle of Bosworth, the last great battle of the War of the Roses, established the House of Tudor on the throne. This work aims to cut through the myth and propaganda to detail the course of this pivotal campaign.
The simple castles raised after the Norman conquest had been developed throughout 11th and 12th centuries, whilst the introduction of Islamic and Byzantine fortification techniques from the late 12th century led to further developments in castle architecture.
This title takes a detailed look at the design, development and principles of defence of these Welsh castles, documenting daily life within their walls and the historical events that took place around them.
A detailed look at the changes to knighthood during the Tudor era, including appearance, campaign life and experience of battle.
A companion to Fortress 13: Norman Stone Castles (1) The British Isles 1066-1216, this is a detailed guide to the castles built in Normandy, Southern Italy and Sicily, covering defensive principles, daily life, the events of siege warfare, and the fate of the castles.
This book covers the fortifications built during the early days of William I through to the fortifications of Henry II, Richard I and John.
Alongside illustrations and battle maps, Christopher Gravett details the climactic events of 1471 and the battle that virtually extinguished the Lancastrian cause.