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Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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Figures | |
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Maps | |
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Introduction | |
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The Early Middle Ages: The Rise of Cavalry in Eastern Europe: Byzantium at War | |
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Rome's Second Millennium | |
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The Early Byzantine Army | |
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Cavalry versus Cavalry | |
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The Battles of Dam and Tricameron | |
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Byzantine Combined Arms in Action | |
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The Battles of Taginae and Casilinum | |
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The Byzantine Army in Transition | |
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Themes and Tagmata-Heavy Cavalry versus Light Cavalry | |
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The Battle of Manzikert | |
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The Early Middle Ages: Invasion and Response: The Rise of Heavy Cavalry in Western Europe | |
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The Rise of the Franks and the Battle of Tours | |
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The Ninth- and Tenth-Century Invasions | |
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Muslims, Magyars and Vikings at War | |
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A Viking Battle at Sea | |
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The Battle of Nisa-Response to Invasion | |
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The Rise of Heavy Cavalry in Western Europe | |
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The High Middle Ages: Heavy Cavalry Dominant | |
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The Norman Conquests of England and Italy | |
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The Crusades | |
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Latin Heavy Cavalry in the East | |
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The Muslim Counter-Crusade | |
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The Dominance of Latin Heavy Cavalry Challenged | |
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The Crusades | |
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The Reconquista in Spain and Portugal-The Battles of Sagrajas and Las Navas de Tolosa | |
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Medieval Horse Breeding and Logistics | |
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High Medieval Warfare: The Mongol Invasion of the West | |
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'Storm from the East' | |
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The Mongol Art of'War-The Mongol Invasion of Europe | |
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The Battles of Liegnitz and Sajo River | |
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The Mongol Invasion of the Near East | |
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Cavalry versus Cavalry | |
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The Battle ofAin Falut | |
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Late Medieval Warfare: The Return of Light Infantry | |
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The Apex of Chivalry and the Battle of Bouvines | |
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The Transitional Thirteenth Century | |
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The Welsh and Scottish Campaigns | |
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The Longbow, the Schiltron and the Return of Infantry to Western Europe | |
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The Hundred Years War | |
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The English Tactical System Tested | |
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The Battles of Crecy and Agincourt | |
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Late Medieval Warfare: The Return of Heavy Infantry | |
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The Rise of the Swiss Battle Square-Heavy Infantry versus Heavy Cavalry | |
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The Battles of Morgarten, Laupen and Sempach | |
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The Burgundian Wars | |
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A New Combined-Arms Synthesis versus Swiss Heavy Infantry | |
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The 'Military Revolution' and Early Modern Warfare | |
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From Medieval to Early Modern Warfare | |
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The Military Revolution of the Sixteenth Century | |
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The Italian Wars and the Rise of the Spanish Tercio | |
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Early Modern Logistics | |
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The Dutch Tactical System and the Thirty Years War | |
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Conclusion | |
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The 'Western Way of War' and Decisive Battle | |
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Glossary of Military Terms | |
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Notes | |
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Selected Bibliography | |
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Index | |