The Dutch army is central to all discussions about the tactical, strategic and organisational
military revolution of the early modern period, but this is the first substantial work on the …

This book is a reprint of Jaap R. Bruijn's 1993 book, The Dutch Navy, which offers an English-
language overview of the history of the Dutch Navy in the seventeenth and eighteenth …

The armies which carried through the military revolution—; or upon which that revolution
impinged—; were nearly all mercenary armies. The tactics of Gustav Adolf postulated a …

The great European conflict known as the Thirty Years War was only the final phase of a war
in the Netherlands which was to last 80 years. In the course of this the Dutch rose up …

For iwenty years Professor Michael Roberts' work on the» Military Revolution «of the period
1560—1660 enjoyed undisputed pre-eminence as the accepted interpretation of military …

This seventh volume of the Journal of Medieval Military History has a particular focus on
western Europe in the late middle ages, and specifically the Hundred Years War; however …

Professor Roberts moves from the tactical changes which were the essential element in the
Military Revolutions towards their main consequence, the development of a new concept of …

Roberts's" military revolution" took place between 1560 and 1660 in four distinct areas. First
came a" revolution in tactics": certain tactical innovations, although apparently minor, were" …

Trying to understand seventeenth-century European history without weighing the influence
of war and military institutions is like trying to dance without listening to the music. Territorial …

This is a description of how the Nine Years War affected the British Army, both in its actual
operations in the theatre of war and in its size, operative capacity and costs. This war …