Chivalry and Knighthood in Scotland, 1424-1513

For decades, the study of Scotland in the fifteenth century has focused on the complex relationships between crown and magnates. However, the importance of the chivalric ideal to the Scottish knightly class, and the use of chivalry as a political tool by the Stewart kings, has been overlooked by scholars. This book aims to fill this gap.   hardback   ISBN 978-1-843-83192-1

Price:  £45.00

Reports of Heraldic Cases in The Court of Chivalry

1623-1732. Transcripts from civil court cases of genealogical and heraldic interest from incredibly rare documents. There are many, many ordinary people here, from all parts of the country, all of them easy to find due to the superb index.    

Price:  £15.11

Special Operations in the Age of Chivalry, 1100-1550

Alongside the familiar pitched battles, regular sieges, and large-scale manoeuvres, medieval and early modern wars also involved assassination, abduction, treason and sabotage. These undercover operations were aimed chiefly against key individuals, mostly royalty or the leaders of the opposing army, and against key fortified places, including bridges, mills and dams.   hardback   ISBN 978-1-843-83292-8

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The Flower of Chivalry

The rise of Bertrand du Guesclin ranks as one of the most spectacular adventures in a fourteenth century rich in heroic tales. A poor Breton squire, ungainly and unlettered, he came of age at the onset of the Hundred Years War. He spent two decades engaged in irregular warfare in his native province before he became a knight, and was recognised by Charles V as the captain France needed.   hardback   ISBN 978-1-843-83352-9

Price:  £16.99

The Reign of Chivalry

Profusely illustrated and redesigned for a new generation of readers, Richard Barber's classic The Reign of Chivalry presents a broad picture of the chivalric world, and shows how chivalry affected or was affected by great social movements, great writers and great events, and analyses the legacy it passed down to later ages.   hardback   ISBN 978-1-843-83182-2

Price:  £20.00

The Sword in the Age of Chivalry

The resplendent image of the medieval knight is symbolised by his sword, a lethal weapon on the battlefield and a badge of chivalry in that complex social code. Ewart Oakeshott draws on his extensive research to recount the history of the sword from the knightly successors of the Viking weapon to the emergence of the Renaissance sword - roughly from 1050 to 1550.   paperback   ISBN 978-0-851-15715-3

Price:  £19.99