Anglo-Norman Warfare: Studies In Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman Military Organization And Warfare

Abstract

The housecarls in England in the 11th century, N. Hooper some observations on the navy in late Anglo-Saxon England, N. Hooper military service in Normandy before 1066, M. Chibnall the introduction of knight service in England, J.C. Holt war and finance in the Anglo-Norman state, J.O. Prestwich mercenaries and the Familia Regis under Henry I, M. Chibnall the military household of the Norman kings, J.O. Prestwich the status of the Norman knight, R.A. Brown William the Bastard at war, J. Gillingham the Battle of Hastings, R.A. Brown battles in England and Normandy - 1066-1154, J. Bradbury Richard I and the science of war in the Middle Ages, J. Gillingham securing the north - invasion and the strategy of defence in 12th century Anglo-Scottish warfare, M.J. Strickland Wace and warfare, M. Bennett war and chivalry in the History of William the Marshal, J. Gillingham.

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