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War in Sixteenth-Century Europe: Revolution and Renaissance,y modern military revolution — historians have been debating the question of whether the sixteenth century can be identified as a — or perhaps even . revolutionary period in the history of warfare in the Western world.. In the last decade, particularly in the wake of Geoffrey Parker’s . (1st edition

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,Warfare in the Age of the Thirty Years War 1598–1648,, which involved not only the Emperor and the principalities of the Holy Roman Empire, but also the Netherlands, Spain, and at later stages of the conflict Denmark, England, Sweden and France. Nor had the years before 1618 been particularly peaceful, although the first decade of the seventeenth cent

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,Warfare in the Old Regime 1648–1789,se to the modern Franco-Belgian border. When the opposing forces were only 30 metres apart, an English officer allegedly stepped forward and cordially invited the French to fire first. This story, though almost certainly apocryphal, nonetheless seems to epitomise warfare in old-regime Europe.

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,The Development of Russian Military Power 1453–1815, their boyar retinue and their boyars’ own retainers (the . and .). During emergencies, this could be augmented by forming an improvised peasant militia, and by invoking treaty obligations to call up the retinues of the princes of cadet lines of Moscow’s Danilovich house and those of the other clans

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,Warfare and Society in the Baltic 1500–1800,rary setback prompted the Swedish king Gustav II Adolf to contemplate the situation in general and the ongoing war in particular. In a letter of 1 April to Axel Oxenstierna, his loyal chancellor, he reflected on the general pattern of conflict in Europe:

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,Gaelic Warfare 1453–1815,ason for such neglect is that both Scotland and Ireland are sparsely populated and lie on the fringes of Europe, far out of the main current of historical development. Another is because the Gaels practised a non-traditional, alternative style of warfare that contrasted markedly with the traditional

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Revolutionary and Napoleonic Warfare,h an approach is attractive to some commentators, for it permits a ready counterpointing of Revolutionary novelty and . conservatism, a contrast that can be held to account for the military success of the Revolutionary forces; but the reality was far more complex. It is necessary to understand the d