Richard the Lionheart: The Mighty Crusader

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Phoenix, 2005 - 205 páginas
King Richard I's personal bravery on the battlefield won him the name 'Lionheart' but as David Miller reveals, his battles and campaigns demonstrate a brilliant grasp of strategy and tactics. The 'Lionheart' was no mere medieval 'head banger' but a thoughtful military leader, the only Crusader commander who managed to get an army to Palestine without going bankrupt in the process.

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David Miller served in the British Army from 1956 to 1991 but took early retirement to become a journalist and to write books. He has had over 40 books published on subjects ranging from the Samurai through the Battle of Waterloo to the Cold War, and from a shipwreck in the Falkland Islands to the Crusades. Working on the latter book revived his interest in Richard the Lionheart, one of the greatest warrior-kings England has ever known.

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TítuloRichard the Lionheart: The Mighty Crusader
AutorDavid Miller
ColaboradorJulian Thompson
Ediciónilustrada, reimpresa
EditorPhoenix, 2005
ISBN0753818809, 9780753818800
N.º de páginas205 páginas
  
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