Infantry Warfare in the Early Fourteenth Century - Kelly DeVries

Infantry Warfare in the Early Fourteenth Century by Kelly DeVries offers a detailed reassessment of how infantry and dismounted men at arms achieved striking victories over mounted cavalry during this pivotal period in medieval warfare. Through close analysis of key battles, DeVries examines the discipline, tactics, and technology that allowed foot soldiers to overturn the long standing dominance of heavy cavalry on the battlefield.

DeVries, a respected historian of medieval military history, situates these tactical shifts within their broader context, tracing how changing battlefield demands drove developments in weapons, armor, and formation discipline. This work remains a significant contribution to understanding the transition in medieval warfare during the early 1300s.

A valuable resource for students of medieval military history and anyone interested in the tactical and technological forces that shaped how armies fought and equipped themselves.

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