… the salient development in English land warfare as it is in the emergence of English naval
power. At the end of the day, what was English warfare? The English approached warfare with …

… , he highlights English skills in siege warfare that are often overlooked, firmly placing English
… the development of a distinctly English method of warfare that shows remarkable continuity …

… English heir/King. Indeed the failure of Somerset's garrison policy in Scotland is adumbrated
without reference to the crash of English war… better-planned English intervention in Scotland …

… art of war, enabling English soldiers successfully to stand toe to toe against the best …
English operations overseas. To largely ignore naval operations in a book about English warfare …

… the English in the 1650s and from the 1690s, and by the Dutch and the French in the struggle
over control of Sicily during the Dutch War … , albeit in a move dependent on British consent. …

… Atlantic naval revolution, as well as changes in land warfare in Eastern Europe that owed …
not independent, process of change in Gaelic warfare in parts of the British Isles.As well as the …

… This chapter will explain the trajectory of traditions of historical writing about warfare engaged
in by British soldiers. It will reveal gaps in the scholarly literature indicating the need for a …

… that warfare both prompted and was deeply affected by these changes. By examining the
development of the English and later British … uses the more neutral term ‘The British Civil War’. …

… to a fund of professional expertise which the leaders of the various armies that fought in the
British and Irish civil wars drew upon when the veterans of the Thirty Years and Eighty Years …

… British Civil Wars at an operational level. Current historical works have neglected to fully
evaluate the events of the British Civil Wars … , and strategic choices in the wars still debated by …