Royal warriors : a military history of the British monarchy
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Royal warriors : a military history of the British monarchy
Pearson Longman, 2003
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
"War is the trade of kings" John Dryden.
War and monarchy are two of the most important and resonant topics in British History. This exciting new book explores the role that kings and queens have played in war, and how war has shaped the monarchy. Aimed explicitly at the general reader, the book delves into the truth behind the myths, and uncovers some fascinating facts about our iconic soldier kings and queens.
Table of Contents
I The Trade of KingsII A Fatal Day to England
III With Grace and Might of Chivalry
IV No other aim or thought than war
V To threaten bold presumptuous kings with war
VI And he marched them down again
VII Looking them in the face
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