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The Tudor Arte Of Warre 14851558 The Conduct Of War From Henry Vii To Mary I Jonathan Davies

Name: The Tudor Arte Of Warre 14851558 The Conduct Of War From Henry Vii To Mary I Jonathan Davies
SKU: BELL-184354568
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The Tudor Arte Of Warre 14851558 The Conduct Of War From Henry Vii To Mary I Jonathan Davies instant download after payment.

Publisher: From Retinue to Regiment

File Extension: PDF

File size: 44.52 MB

Pages: 439

Author: Jonathan Davies

ISBN: 9781913336417, 1913336417

Language: English

Year: 2021

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The Tudor Arte Of Warre 14851558 The Conduct Of War From Henry Vii To Mary I Jonathan Davies by Jonathan Davies 9781913336417, 1913336417 instant download after payment.

If you peruse a bookshop’s shelves, Tudor history seems to concern itself with Monarchy (mostly wives), religion (for or against the Reformation) with a side order of cookery (pies and pottage). Tudor warfare has either been dismissed as unimportant or criticized for its ‘backwardness’. There have, however, been recent attempts to reevaluate the achievements of the Tudors at war, especially the part played by Henry VIII in the ‘modernization’ of the army, in the context of the continuing military revolution debate.