Titlebook: Medieval Warfare; Theory and Practice Helen Nicholson Textbook 2004Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2004 Bui

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The practice of land warfare,ossible because it involved too many risks and its result was final. It was often better to draw out a campaign and to harass the enemy by burning crops and besieging buildings, rather than commit everything to a few hours of direct engagement. This chapter, therefore, will consider various ways in

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Naval warfare,gaging in military action. Ships could be used as a base for attacking coastal fortifications. Some warfare was actually fought at sea, between warriors standing on the decks of ships: this warfare was naval in its situation, but otherwise was similar to land warfare. Once the ships had grappled eac

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Conclusion, who served in them — fortifications and other buildings used in warfare, equipment used by warriors, and how war was fought by land and sea. Overall, it is clear that some aspects of war remain constant. In the period covered by this study, commanders concentrated on raiding and devastation of the

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Helen Nicholsonovided an opportunity for a thorough scrutiny of the contents of this book and for the adjustment to some fourteen years of changes since the last edition. At the same time the contents have been increased by the addition of one or two new tables, and current moves towards the adoption of an interna

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