Military institutions on the Welsh Marches : Shropshire, A.D. 1066-1300
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Military institutions on the Welsh Marches : Shropshire, A.D. 1066-1300
（Studies in Celtic history, 14）
Boydell Press, 1994
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Bibliography: p. 172-185
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A comparison of the opposed military systems along the English/Welsh border - Anglo-Norman and Celtic - in the 12th century.
Between 1066 and 1282 two quite different societies were juxtaposedalong the Welsh Marches: a feudally-based Anglo-Norman one, and aCeltic Welsh one. It has been conventional to consider the formerto have been more sophisticated and developed than the latter but, in fact, the situation was more complex, and during more than two centuries of attacks and campaigns each society borrowed from the other.
This book is the first comparative study of the twomilitary systems. It considers issues pertinent to the entire border region, and, indeed, to other medieval marches. Specific topics examined include: the nature of Welsh military service, Welsh tactics and the English response, the development and functioning of Clun (a representative border castlery), the local command in Shropshire and the so-called "wardens" of the March, and the extent to which Welsh military customs influenced those of the Marches and of England.
FREDERICK SUPPE is Professor of History at Ball State University.
目次
- Welsh tactics and the English response
- the castlery of Clun
- the "muntatores" of Oswestry
- local commanders in Shropshire - the wardens of the march
- the constitutional influences of Welsh miltary custom upon march institutions. Appendices: a chronology of local military activity on the Shropshire march - 1065-1296
- a geographical analysis of the 1284 constituents of the Clun Welshry
- a note on the vexing problem of "warden" nomenclature
- the legend of the 12th-century Fitz Warin wardenship of the march.
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