The Anglo-Saxons at War

In this engrossing study, Paull Hill delves into the world of warfare during the era of the great Anglo-Saxon kings, utilizing documentary records and archaeological findings to illuminate the nature of combat prior to the Norman Conquest. He explores the organization of armies, the training and armament of warriors, and the societal roles of kings and noblemen, while addressing land and naval warfare. The narrative also examines the politics, diplomacy, and controversial tactics of the time, ultimately painting a vivid picture of key battles and the experience of soldiers engaged in conflict.