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Conquerors Of The Roman Empire The Franks Simon Macdowall

Name: Conquerors Of The Roman Empire The Franks Simon Macdowall
SKU: BELL-48959004
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Publisher: Pen & Sword Military

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 11.66 MB

Author: Simon MacDowall

ISBN: 9781473889606, 9781473837423, 147388960X, 1473837421

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Conquerors Of The Roman Empire The Franks Simon Macdowall by Simon Macdowall 9781473889606, 9781473837423, 147388960X, 1473837421 instant download after payment.

Simon MacDowall examines how this relatively small group of Germans came to be overlords of all of the former Roman province of Gaul, giving their name to France in the process. From their earliest incursions into the Empire, down to the Battle of Casilinum (554), their last battle against Romans, he studies the Frankish way of warfare and assesses its effectiveness. The size and composition of their armies, their weapons (including the characteristic Francisca axe), equipment and tactics are discussed.
In this tumultuous period, the Franks had a complex relationship with the Romans, being by turns invaders, recruits to the legions and independent allies. Accordingly, this book also covers the Franks’ role in defending the Rhine frontier against subsequent invasions by the Vandals, Alans, Suebi and the Huns. Their success in defending their new homeland against all comers allowed them, under the leadership of the Merovingian dynasty of Clovis, to establish the Frankish kingdom as one of the most enduring of the ‘barbarian’ successors to the power of Rome.