Tag: Military Tactics

Edward I’s Welsh Castles: A Conquest Set in Stone

By ThePostgradChronicles on March 19, 2017 • ( 3 Comments )

Any journey to Europe to visit medieval castles is incomplete without a trip to the Welsh countryside to appreciate arguably the most impressive ring of fortifications from the middle ages. Edward’s imposing […]

The Battle of Crécy and the Language of Froissart – Tactics and Etymology in Medieval Military History

By ThePostgradChronicles on February 12, 2017 • ( 17 Comments )

Any true medieval warfare enthusiast undoubtedly knows of the battles of the Hundred Years War; Crécy, Poitiers, Agincourt, and possibly the smaller or less celebrated engagements such as my personal favourite – […]

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Edward I’s Welsh Castles: A Conquest Set in Stone

The Battle of Crécy and the Language of Froissart – Tactics and Etymology in Medieval Military History

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