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2. Peace, Popular Empowerment and the First Crusade
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- 1. The Eastern Campaigns of King Henry II of Germany, 1003–17 1
- 2. Peace, Popular Empowerment and the First Crusade 37
- 3. The Transformation of Naval Warfare in Scandinavia during the Twelfth Century 81
- 4. Auxiliary Peoples and Military Reform on Hungary’s Western Frontier in the Thirteenth Century 99
- 5. What Types of Sources Did Medieval Chroniclers Use to Narrate Battles? (England and France, Twelfth to Fifteenth Centuries) 117
- 6. Experimental Tests of Arrows against Mail and Padding 143
- 7. Four Misunderstood Gunpowder Recipes of the Fourteenth Century 173
- 8. The Earliest Middle English Recipes for Gunpowder 183
- 9. Horses and Horsemen in Fifteenth-Century Siege Warfare, with Particular Reference to the Later Hundred Years War 193
- 10. Supplying the Army: The Siege of Pisa, 1499 245
- List of Contributors 283
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- 1. The Eastern Campaigns of King Henry II of Germany, 1003–17 1
- 2. Peace, Popular Empowerment and the First Crusade 37
- 3. The Transformation of Naval Warfare in Scandinavia during the Twelfth Century 81
- 4. Auxiliary Peoples and Military Reform on Hungary’s Western Frontier in the Thirteenth Century 99
- 5. What Types of Sources Did Medieval Chroniclers Use to Narrate Battles? (England and France, Twelfth to Fifteenth Centuries) 117
- 6. Experimental Tests of Arrows against Mail and Padding 143
- 7. Four Misunderstood Gunpowder Recipes of the Fourteenth Century 173
- 8. The Earliest Middle English Recipes for Gunpowder 183
- 9. Horses and Horsemen in Fifteenth-Century Siege Warfare, with Particular Reference to the Later Hundred Years War 193
- 10. Supplying the Army: The Siege of Pisa, 1499 245
- List of Contributors 283