European warfare, 1350-1750

 Content: \"Then was then and now is now\" : an overview of change and continuity in late-medieval and early-modern warfare / Frank Tallett and D.J.B. Trim --
 Warfare and the international state system / Kelly DeVries --
 War and the emergence of the state : Western Europe, 1350-1600 / Steven Gunn --
 From military enterprise to standing armies : war, state, and society in Western Europe, 1600-1700 / David Parrott --
 The state and military affairs in East-Central Europe, 1380-c.1520s / László Veszprémy --
 Empires and warfare in East-Central Europe, 1550-1750 : the Ottoman-Habsburg rivalry and military transformation / Gábor Àgoston --
 Ottoman military organisation in South-Eastern Europe, c.1420-1720 / Rhoads Murphey --
 The transformation of army organisation in early-modern Western Europe, c.1500-1789 / Olaf van Nimwegen --
 Aspects of operational art : communications, cannon, and small war / Simon Pepper --
 Tactics and the face of battle / Clifford J. Rogers --
 Short-lived triumphs and long-term successes : naval warfare in Europe, c.1330-c.1680 / Louis Sicking --
 Legality and legitimacy in war and its conduct, 1350-1650 / Matthew Bennett --
 Conflict, religion, and ideology / D.J.B. Trim --
 Warfare, entrepreneurship, and the fiscal-military state / Jan Glete --
 War and state-building / Ronald G. Asch.
 Abstract:             
              Leading military historians illuminate the major developments in European warfare during a period of momentous technological, political and military change.                 Read more...