War, literature, and politics in the late Middle Ages
By: edited by C. T. Allmand.
Contributors: Allmand, C. T.; Coopland, George William, 1875-1975.
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Books
Published: 1976
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 202
Subjects: Military art and science -- History -- Medieval, 500-1500; Military history, Medieval; War
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Essays in honour of G. W. Coopland.
"The principal writings of G. W. Coopland": p. [11]
Table of contents: title: Myers, A. R. George William Coopland.; title: Wright, N. A. R. The Tree of battles of Honoré Bouvet and the laws of war.; title: Keen, M. H. Chivalry, nobility, and the man-at-arms.; title: Armstrong, C. A. J. Sir John Fastolf and the law of arms.; title: Vale, M. G. A. New techniques and old ideals: the impact of artillery on war and chivalry at the end of the Hundred Years War.; title: Alban, J. R. and Allmand, C. T. Spies and spying in the fourteenth century.; title: Contamine, P. The war literature of the late Middle Ages: the treatises of Robert de Balsac and Béraud Stuart, Lord of Aubigny.; title: Lewis, P. S. Of Breton alliances and other matters.; title: Jones, M. Mon pais et ma nation: Breton identity in the fourteenth century.; title: Palmer, J. J. N., and Wells, A. P. Ecclesiastical reform and the politics of the Hundred Years War during Pontificate of Urban V (1362-70).