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"Delbruck is internationally regarded as the first modern military historian. History of the Art of War, considered a classic, is his foundational achievement. Renfroe's translation retains the spirited erudition of the original German and renders it into elegant and readable English. Beyond a doubt a landmark in twentieth-century historical literature."--Arden Bucholz, author of Hans Delbruck and the German Military Establishment From the eighth century through the Middle Ages feudalism determined the nature of European warfare. Medieval Warfare begins in the time of Charlemagne, who maintained a military system of freemen and of vassals bound to him in service for lands granted in fief. These pages are crowded with re-creations of famous events like the Battle of Hastings and movements like the Crusades; with the brightest flowers of knighthood, and with the mercenary grandeur of Byzantium. Hans Delbruck shows how feudal military organization varied in different countries and why the knightly forces could not hold up against the barbarous Normans. He studies military developments in the kingdoms that rose with the collapse of the Carolingian Empire, as well as the trend toward mercenary armies. When the Swiss peasants, forming the first true infantry, defeated the Burgundian knights in the fourteenth century, the era of modern warfare had begun. This edition marks the first appearance in paperback of Walter J. Renfroe Jr.'s English translation of Medieval Warfare The other three volumes of Delbruck's History of the Art of War were also translated by Renfroe and are available as Bison Books.

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• Pełny tytuł: Medieval Warfare
• Podtytuł: History of the Art of War, Volume III
• Autor: Hans Delbruck
• Język: Angielski
• Oprawa: Miękka
• Liczba stron: 712
• EAN: 9780803265851
• ISBN: 0803265859
• ID: 04923886
• Wydawca: University of Nebraska Press
• Waga: 1062 g
• Wymiary: 230 × 155 × 48 mm
• Data wydania: 01. December 1990

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