King Stephen and The Anarchy: Civil War and Military Tactics in Twelfth-Century Britain
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King Stephen and The Anarchy: Civil War and Military Tactics in Twelfth-Century Britain

by Chris Peers

History Military Medieval
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Chris Peers explores King Stephen’s reign and the Anarchy, examining the civil war and military tactics that influenced twelfth-century Britain. This focused historical study offers readers an accessible way to understand a turbulent period shaped by conflict, strategy, and contested power.

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Chris Peers examines the reign of King Stephen and the period known as the Anarchy, a defining era of civil conflict in twelfth-century Britain.

This study focuses on the military tactics used during the civil war and the challenges faced by those involved in the struggle for power.

Combining political and military perspectives, the book provides an accessible introduction to a turbulent chapter in British history.

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