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Tag Archives: Middle Ages
Non-Book Review: Arthurian Animation
Arthurian Animation: A Study Of Cartoon Camelots On Film And Television, by Michael N. Salda When I had the opportunity to select another book to review for De Re Militari [1], I took the opportunity to request a book about … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, History, Military History
Tagged children, culture, England, Middle Ages, movies, myth, television
9 Comments
Non-Book Review: Mercenaries And Their Masters
Mercenaries And Their Masters: Warfare In Renaissance Italy, by Michael Mallett As someone with a personal interest in mercenaries [1], I was glad to be able to review this book for the De Re Militari when my previous book review … Continue reading
Book Review: History Of The Langobards
History Of The Langobards, by Paul The Deacon This book, admittedly obscure, was written in the late 8th century AD by an illustrious Lombard who had retired to a monastery but served as an occasional diplomat in the court of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Military History
Tagged Italy, Middle Ages, politics
3 Comments
Non-Book Review: The Wars Of The Roses: The Conflict That Inspired Game Of Thrones
The Wars Of The Roses: The Conflict That Inspired Game Thrones, by Martin I. Dougherty This particular book I received today from the De Re Militari, and there are a couple of ways a book like this could go. For … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, History, Military History
Tagged authority, England, legitimacy, Middle Ages, political history
16 Comments
Non-Book Review: The Medieval Way of War
The Medieval Way Of War: Studies in Medieval Military History in Honor of Bernard S. Bachrach, edited by Gregory I. Halfond It is perhaps a bit ironic that the last book I reviewed for the De Re Militari was written … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, International Relations, Middle East, Military History
Tagged Middle Ages, politics, textual criticism
13 Comments
Book Review: Brother Cadfael’s Herb Garden
Brother Cadfael’s Herb Garden: An Illustrated Companion To Medieval Plants And Their Uses, by Rob Talbot & Robin Whiteman A book like this is pretty clear about who it appeals to. Are one of the following true about you: Do … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History
Tagged Cadfael, farming, health, medicine, Middle Ages
25 Comments
Game Review: Crusader Kingdoms II
About a week ago I came across the game of my dreams, and I mean this literally. As a child, I played a lot of Koei simulation games like Nobunga’s Ambition or Genghis Khan II: Clan Of The Grey Wolf, … Continue reading
Non-Book Review: Charlemagne’s Early Campaigns (768-777)
Charlemagne’s Early Campaigns (768-777): A Diplomatic and Military Analysis, by Bernard S. Bachrach I requested this book some time ago to review from the De Re Militari, and apparently the book got lost among the shuffle (being a prolific reader … Continue reading
Non-Book Review: Jerusalem In The North
Jerusalem In The North: Denmark And The Baltic Crusades, 1100-1522, by Ane Bysted, Carsten Jensen, Kurt Jensen, and John Lind I got this particular book from the De Re Militari, and its title greatly interested me, given that I am … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Christianity, History, Military History
Tagged Denmark, Greenland, imperialism, Middle Ages
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Non-Book Review: Monarchs Of The Renaissance
Monarchs Of The Renaissance: The Lives and Reigns of 42 European Kings and Queens, by Philip J. Potter Some time ago, I reviewed my first book for De Re Militari, the Medieval Military History society. The book was great, giving … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, History, Military History
Tagged authority, Europe, European History, legitimacy, Middle Ages, political history, politics
4 Comments
