Presents lectures about the daily lives of medieval women, including the lady, the peasant, the townswoman, and the nun, based on the research of historian Eileen Power.
A world history focusing on the middle ages, and discussing how a world system had already been forming by highlighting the shared cultures and institutions of commerce around the world.
A comprehensive, illustrated history of medieval warfare, describing the weapons, military tactics, and campaigns from the eighth century to the fall of Constantinople in 1453.
Chronicles the history of children in England from Anglo-Saxon times to the sixteenth century, discussing how children were named and baptised, the significance of age and birthdays, family life, the misfortunes of childhood, and the different roles children have played in English society.
A history of fashion during the period of Tudor rule in England, from the reign of Henry VII through that of Elizabeth I, discussing how social rank was often reflected in attire, and providing information on the garments worn in France, Italy, Spain, and Germany.
Describes the live of medieval knights and details the role they played within the militaries of their time. Details knights' weapons and armor and spotlights some of their major battles. Features full-color photographs and illustrations throughout.
Traces the history of weapons and warfare in the early, high or central, and late Middle Ages, covering the Germanic invaders, the feudal system, knights, the Hundred Years' War, and other topics.
