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Medieval Arms And Armour A Sourcebook Volume Iii 14501500 Ralph Moffat

Name: Medieval Arms And Armour A Sourcebook Volume Iii 14501500 Ralph Moffat
SKU: BELL-58565454
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Medieval Arms And Armour A Sourcebook Volume Iii 14501500 Ralph Moffat instant download after payment.

Publisher: Boydell Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 24.19 MB

Pages: 218

Author: Ralph Moffat

ISBN: 9781837651962, 9781805433651, 9781805433644, 1837651965, 1805433652, 1805433644

Language: English

Year: 2024

Volume: 14

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Medieval Arms And Armour A Sourcebook Volume Iii 14501500 Ralph Moffat by Ralph Moffat 9781837651962, 9781805433651, 9781805433644, 1837651965, 1805433652, 1805433644 instant download after payment.

Throughout history armour and weapons have been not merely the preserve of the warrior in battles and warfare, but potent symbols in their own right (the sword of chivalry, the heraldic shield) representing the hunt and hall as well as the battlefield. This series aims to provide a forum for critical studies of all aspects of arms and armour and their technologies, from the end of the Roman Empire to the dawn of the modern world; both new research and works of synthesis are encouraged.