Christopher Allmand
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Christopher Allmand examines Alain Chartier’s Le Livre des Quatre Dames, a poem written in response to the English victory at Agincourt, and asks what it can tell us about the lives of women during this chapter in the Hundred Years War. Published January 13 2012
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Christopher Allmand considers the long-lasting impact of the great study of military tactics and organisation.
Published May 18 2004
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The Middle Ages
Published August 31 1989
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A brace of works, on medieval chivalry and the Tudor and Jacobean tournament.
Published August 31 1987
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