The Cambridge Illustrated Atlas of Warfare
The Middle Ages, 768–1487

Table of Contents

Part I. The Crucible of Europe:
1. The wars of Charlemagne
2. The Vikings in the ninth century
3. Tenth-century kingdoms: the growth of England, Germany, and France
4. The Danish conquest of England 980–1010
Part II. Western Europe in the Eleventh to the Thirteenth Centuries:
5. The Norman conquest of England
6. The Angevin empire 1154–1217
7. The German empire under Frederick Barbarossa 1152–1190
8. Thirteenth-century eastern Europe and the Mongols
9. Thirteenth-century English civil wars
10. England and the Celtic fringe: colonial warfare
Part III. Expanding Europe: the Crusades:
11. The Reconquista and the Normans in the Mediterranean c.1050–1150
12. The First Crusade
13. The Latin states in the Holy Land
14. The resurgence of Islam and the Third Crusade
15. The Latin conquest of Constantinople 1201–1311
16. Spain and France in the thirteenth century
17. The Crusades in Africa in the thirteenth century
Part IV. Europe Divided: The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries:
18. The Hundred Years' War: the fourteenth century
19. Italy and the Mediterranean arena c.1350–1480
20. The Hundred Years' War: the fifteenth century
21. The Hussite Wars and the later Crusades
22. The Wars of the Roses 1452–1487
23. The army and campaigns of Charles the Bold of Burgundy c.1465–1477
24. A military revolution?
Appendix: theory and practice of warfare
Glossary
Further reading
Chronology
Index-gazetteer.