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by Andrew Boardman (Author)
A gripping account of the medieval soldier's life during the Wars of the Roses.
What was it like to face the grim reality of medieval combat? This study delves into the lives of soldiers during the Wars of the Roses, drawing on eyewitness accounts to paint a vivid picture of 15th-century conflict. From captains to commoners, explore their training, weaponry, and the brutal realities of battle.
Uncover the human stories behind the clash of armies. Discover the impact of warfare on individuals and society, and explore the strategies and tactics employed in this tumultuous period of English history. Supported by contemporary illustrations, diagrams, and evidence from the Towton mass grave, this is a compelling exploration of a pivotal era. Perfect for readers interested in military history, medieval England, and the Wars of the Roses.
Author Biography
Andrew Boardman has written extensively on English military history, his previous books include The Battle of Towton, The Medieval Soldier in the Wars of the Roses, and Hotspur and the Battle of Shrewsbury. He regularly lectures on the battles of the Wars of the Roses and is co-editor of the journal Battlefield. He lives in Wakefield.
