Miscellaneous Frontmatter

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

List of Illustrations

pp ix-x

Acknowledgements

pp xi-xi

List of Contributors

pp xii-xii

Foreword

pp xiii-xv

Andrew Ayton: A Brief Tribute

pp xvi-xvi

Andrew Ayton: A Recognition of his Work

pp xvii-xxiii

Abbreviations

pp xxiv-xxvi

Part Title

pp xxvii-xxviii

1 - ‘Big and Beautiful’. Destriers in Edward I's Armies

pp 1-14

2 - Cum Equis Discoopertis: The ‘Irish’ Hobelar in the English Armies of the Fourteenth Century

pp 15-30

3 - Andrew Ayton, the Military Community and the Evolution of the Gentry in Fourteenth-Century England

pp 31-50

4 - Knights Banneret, Military Recruitment and Social Status, c. 1270–c. 1420: A View from the Reign of Edward I

pp 51-76

5 - Sir Henry de Beaumont and His Retainers: The Dynamics of a Lord's Military Retinues and Affinity in Early Fourteenth-Century England

pp 77-104

6 - Financing the Dynamics of Recruitment: King, Earls and Government in Edwardian England, 1330–60

pp 105-124

7 - The Symbolic Meaning of Edward III's Garter Badge

pp 125-146

8 - Sir Robert Knolles’ Expedition to France in 1370: New Perspectives

pp 147-180

9 - The Organisation and Financing of English Expeditions to the Baltic during the Later Middle Ages

pp 181-210

10 - Naval Service and the Cinque Ports, 1322–1453

pp 211-236

11 - The Garrison Establishment in Lancastrian Normandy in 1436 according to Surviving Lists in Bibliothèque Nationale de France manuscrit français 25773

pp 237-270

Bibliography of the Writings of Andrew Ayton

pp 271-274

Index

pp 275-292

Tabula Gratulatoria

pp 293-294

Warfare in History

pp 295-296