Revival: a history of the art of War in the sixteenth century (1937) / by Charles and Sir. Oman.
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9781315121710
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DK/0555
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©1937.
Fiziksel Niteleme
1 online resource (824 pages).
Dizi
Routledge revivals
İçindekiler Notu
part, Book I -- chapter I Preliminary Data / Charles Oman -- chapter II Military Geography in the Great Wars (1494–1559) / Charles Oman -- chapter III Strategy and Tactics in the Great Italian Wars / Charles Oman -- chapter IV The French Army in the Great Italian Wars / Charles Oman -- chapter V The Spanish Army, Gonsalvo de Cordova, and the Arquebusiers / Charles Oman -- chapter VI The Swiss and the Pike-Phalanx / Charles Oman -- chapter The Germans—Landsknechts and Reiters / Charles Oman -- chapter VIII The Italians—the Condottieri and the Theories of Machiavelli / Charles Oman -- part, II The Great Battles of the Italian Wars, and Their Tactical Meaning -- chapter I Fornovo (July 6, 1495) / Charles Oman -- chapter II Battle of the Garigliano (December 29, 1503) / Charles Oman -- chapter III Ravenna (April II, 1512) / Charles Oman -- chapter IV Novara (June 6, 1513) / Charles Oman -- chapter V Marignano / Charles Oman -- chapter VI Bicocca (April, 27, 1522) / Charles Oman -- chapter VII Pavia (February 24, 1525)—The Campaign and the Battle / Charles Oman -- part, III The Later Years of the Great Wars (1527–59) -- chapter I Changes in Tactics, Fortification, and Armament / Charles Oman -- chapter II Ceresole (Cerissoles) (April 11, 1544) / Charles Oman -- chapter III The German Civil Wars (1546-53)-MÜhlberg and SievershÄusen / Charles Oman -- chapter IV The Battle of St. Quentin (August 10, 1557) / Charles Oman -- chapter V The Fall of Calais (January 7, 1558) / Charles Oman -- chapter VI The Battle of Gravelines (July 13, 1558) and the Peace of Cateau CambrÉsis (April 2, 1559) / Charles Oman -- part, IV Military History of England under the Tudors -- chapter I The Early Continental Wars of Henry VIII (1512–43)—The Battle of the Spurs (August 16, 1513) / Charles Oman -- chapter II Flodden Field (September 9, 1513) / Charles Oman -- chapter III The Second English Invasion of France (1522–23) / Charles Oman -- chapter IV The Last French War of Henry VIII (1543–45)—The ‘Enterprise of Paris,’ and the ‘Enterprise of Boulogne’ / Charles Oman -- chapter V Naval War in the Channel, and the Fortification of the South Coast (1545–46) / Charles Oman -- chapter VI The Battle of Pinkie (September 10, 1547) / Charles Oman -- chapter VII Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth (1547–1603)—Organization and Armament—the Last Days of the Long-Bow / Charles Oman -- part, V The Wars of Religion in France (1562–98) -- chapter I General Considerations: Political and Military — the Catholic and the Huguenot Armies / Charles Oman -- chapter II The Battle of Dreux (December 19, 1562) / Charles Oman -- chapter III Battle of St. Denis (November 10, 1567) / Charles Oman -- chapter IV Battle of Jarnac (March 13, 1569) / Charles Oman -- chapter V Battle of Moncontour (October 3, 1569) / Charles Oman -- chapter VI Characteristics of the Later Years of the French Wars of Religion — Henry of Navarre—1572–96 / Charles Oman -- chapter VII The Battle of Coutras (October 20, 1587) / Charles Oman -- chapter VIII The Battle of Arques (September 21, 1589) / Charles Oman -- chapter IX Battle of Ivry (March 14, 1590) / Charles Oman -- chapter X Henry IV and Alexander of Parma 1590–92) / Charles Oman -- chapter XI Triumph of Henry of Navarre (1593–98) / Charles Oman -- part, VI The Revolt of the Netherlands and the Dutch war of Independence 1568–1609 -- chapter I General Aspects of the Struggle / Charles Oman -- chapter II The Campaign of 1568 / Charles Oman -- chapter III Mookerheyde (April 14, 1574) / Charles Oman -- chapter IV Gemblours (January 31, 1578) / Charles Oman -- chapter V The Work of Maurice of Nassau (1590–1600) / Charles Oman -- chapter VI Tournhout (January 24, 1597) / Charles Oman -- chapter VII Nieuport (July 2, 1600) / Charles Oman -- part, VII The Turkish Attack on Christendom (1520–1606) -- chapter I Preliminary: The Persian Wars of Selim II (1514–15)—Battle of Tchaldiran, Aug. 23, 1514 / Charles Oman -- chapter II The Turkish Conquest of Syria and Egypt—Battles of Dabik, August 24, 1516, and Ridanieh, January 12, 1517 / Charles Oman -- chapter III Sultan Soliman’s First Invasion of Hungary (1521–22) / Charles Oman -- chapter IV The Siege of Rhodes (1522) / Charles Oman -- chapter V The Campaign of Mohacs (1526) / Charles Oman -- chapter VI The Siege of Vienna (September–October 1529) / Charles Oman -- chapter VII Soliman’s Second Invasion of Austria (1532)—Siege of Güns—the Persian War (1533–35) / Charles Oman -- chapter VIII Hungary and Africa -- Buda, Tunis, and Algiers (1533–47)—Commencement of the Turkish Naval Offensive / Charles Oman -- chapter IX The Turkish Offensive by Sea (1546–65)—Siege of Malta (May–September 1565) / Charles Oman -- chapter X Szigeth, Cyprus, and Lepanto—The Last Turkish Offensive (1564–73) / Charles Oman -- chapter XI Aftermath of Lepanto—End of the Turkish Offensive (1574–1606) / Charles Oman -- chapter XII The Turkish Peril to Christendom—Its Cause and Its End / Charles Oman.
Özet, vb.
In the beginning of the time period concerned, we are still in the Middle Ages – Flodden Field or Novara might almost have been fought in the fifteenth century. At the end a formal battle like Nieuport might almost have been fought in the Thirty Years War. This volume is the result of an attempt to sum up the fundamental alterations in the Art of War between 1494 and 1600, and is intended to serve as an outline of military theory and practice between those dates.
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Military art and science.
Military history, Modern __ 16th century.
Military history, Modern.
HISTORY / Military / Other. __ bisacsh
HISTORY / Modern / 16th Century. __ bisacsh
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Military Science. __ bisacsh
Military art and science.
Military history, Modern __ 16th century.
Military history, Modern.
HISTORY / Military / Other. __ bisacsh
HISTORY / Modern / 16th Century. __ bisacsh
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Military Science. __ bisacsh
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(1514–15)—Battle of Tchaldiran, Aug. 23, 1514 /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter II The Turkish Conquest of Syria and Egypt—Battles of Dabik, August 24, 1516, and Ridanieh, January 12, 1517 /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter III Sultan Soliman’s First Invasion of Hungary (1521–22) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter IV The Siege of Rhodes (1522) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter V The Campaign of Mohacs (1526) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter VI The Siege of Vienna (September–October 1529) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter VII Soliman’s Second Invasion of Austria (1532)—Siege of Güns—the Persian War (1533–35) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter VIII Hungary and Africa --|tBuda, Tunis, and Algiers (1533–47)—Commencement of the Turkish Naval Offensive /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter IX The Turkish Offensive by Sea (1546–65)—Siege of Malta (May–September 1565) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter X Szigeth, Cyprus, and Lepanto—The Last Turkish Offensive (1564–73) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter XI Aftermath of Lepanto—End of the Turkish Offensive 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--|tchapter IV The Last French War of Henry VIII (1543–45)—The ‘Enterprise of Paris,’ and the ‘Enterprise of Boulogne’ /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter V Naval War in the Channel, and the Fortification of the South Coast (1545–46) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter VI The Battle of Pinkie (September 10, 1547) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter VII Edward VI, Mary, and Elizabeth (1547–1603)—Organization and Armament—the Last Days of the Long-Bow /|rCharles Oman --|tpart, V The Wars of Religion in France (1562–98) --|tchapter I General Considerations: Political and Military — the Catholic and the Huguenot Armies /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter II The Battle of Dreux (December 19, 1562) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter III Battle of St. Denis (November 10, 1567) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter IV Battle of Jarnac (March 13, 1569) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter V Battle of Moncontour (October 3, 1569) /|rCharles Oman --|tchapter VI Characteristics of the Later Years of the French Wars of Religion — Henry of Navarre—1572–96 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520 3 |aIn the beginning of the time period concerned, we are still in the Middle Ages – Flodden Field or Novara might almost have been fought in the fifteenth century. At the end a formal battle like Nieuport might almost have been fought in the Thirty Years War. This volume is the result of an attempt to sum up the fundamental alterations in the Art of War between 1494 and 1600, and is intended to serve as an outline of military theory and practice between those dates.
650 0|aMilitary art and science|xHistory|y16th century.
650 0|aMilitary art and science.
650 0|aMilitary history, Modern|y16th century.
650 0|aMilitary history, Modern.
650 7|aHISTORY / Military / Other.|2bisacsh
650 7|aHISTORY / Modern / 16th Century.|2bisacsh
650 7|aTECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Military Science.|2bisacsh
710 |aTaylor and Francis.
776 08|iPrint version:|z9781138557642
830 0|aRoutledge revivals.
856 40|uhttps://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/9781315121710|zClick here to view.
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