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Carolingian Cavalryman, 768-987 AD

Name: Carolingian Cavalryman, 768-987 AD
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04254598
Price: 16.86 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: David Nicolle
ISBN: 9781841766454

David Nicolle

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Anglais

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Code Libristo: 04254598

Éditeurs Bloomsbury Publishing, mars 2005

Charlemagne's army enabled him to create what he and his contemporaries regarded as a 'reborn' Weste... Description détaillée

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Charlemagne's army enabled him to create what he and his contemporaries regarded as a 'reborn' Western Roman Empire. Charlemagne revolutionised the organisation, logistics, indoctrination and training of his army. His troops seemed able to fight on indefinitely, even when they were thousands of miles away from Frankish territory. This title explores the role of the cavalry, the essential striking force of Charlemagne's army. In many respects the cavalrymen were the fore-runners of medieval Western European knights, yet the author shows how their recruitment, organisation, armament and tactics were still rooted in the medieval past. This book shows how the Carolingian armoured horseman played an important role in the development of European warfare.