King Edward I
Weapons of the Middle Ages: the Medieval Catapult
By Robert HeegeIt was the spring of 1097 and the Turks guarding the walls of Nicaea were in a confident mood. Read more
King Edward I
It was the spring of 1097 and the Turks guarding the walls of Nicaea were in a confident mood. Read more
King Edward I
One month after the disastrous French defeat at Poitiers in September 1356, a large English army besieged Rennes in eastern Brittany. Read more
King Edward I
Standing 6 feet 2 inches tall with a fiery temper, English King Edward I was an imposing and intimidating figure. Read more
King Edward I
Robert the Bruce, the newly crowned king of Scotland, reined his horse in front of the gates of Perth on the bank of the Tay River in central Scotland on June 18, 1306. Read more
King Edward I
Bishops in battle? It’s not as unlikely as it sounds. At the Battle of Hastings in 1066, Norman Duke William, soon to be dubbed William the Conqueror, held his heavy cavalry in check until the most advantageous moment to charge the right flank of King Harold’s Saxons. Read more