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Description edit
This vibrant and action-driven narrative examines the motivations for warfare in the Middle Ages, asserting that waging war was a condition defining the ruling groups of all societies. Barbarians, Marauders, and Infidels examines the motives and terrors of war during the Middle Ages, the... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
People edit
- Belisarius: Add a description of this character.
- William
- Muhammad
- Harold
- Narses
- Joan
- Henry
- Charles Vii
- Medina
- Edward Iii
- John
- Norman
- Tariq
- Theodoric
- Otto
- Rodrigo
- Philip
- Procopius
- Odovacar
- Julian
- Vitigis
- Frederick I Barbarossa
- Badr
- Longobards
- Machiavelli
- Alboin
- Talbot
- Saladin
- Aquitaine
- Guyenne
- Hassan
- Rustam
- Bouvines
- Duby
- Lorraine
- Karbuqa
- Charles Martel
Setting & Locations edit
- Italy
- Rome
- France
- England
- Europe
- Spain
- Syria
- Constantinople
- Saxons
- North Africa
- Egypt
- Islam
- Flanders
- Holy Land
- Antioch
- Iraq
- Paris
- Sicily
- Persia
- Naples
- Totila
- Damascus
- Calais
- Asia Minor
- Palestine
- Jerusalem
- Rouen
- Courtrai
- Near East
- Augsburg
- Crecy
- Brittany
- Hungary
- Poitiers
- Masa
- Mecca
- Benevento
- Ravenna
- Germany
- Balkans
- Black Prince
- Venice
- Gaul
- Arabia
- Agincourt
- Florence
- Scandinavia
- Gallia
First Sentence edit
THE NEWS SPREAD LIKE WILDFIRE among the men who had grouped to celebrate his wedding.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Antonio Santosuosso (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 940.1
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