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Author Lambert, Craig L.
Title Shipping the Medieval Military : English Maritime Logistics in the Fourteenth Century.
Publication Info Woodbridge : Boydell & amp ; Brewer, 2011.


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Contents Frontcover; CONTENTS; LIST OF TABLES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; 1 Raising a Fleet; Sources of Shipping; Requisition Orders; Process of Requisition; The Return Passage; 2 The Supply of Armies and Garrisons by Sea, 1320-1360; Logistics and Preparations for War: An Overview of Procedures; The Supply of Armies and the Naval War in Scotland, 1322-1336; Maritime Logistics and the Naval War in Scotland, 1337-1360; The Supply of English Armies in France, 1324-1349; 3 The Transportation of English Armies to France 1324-1360; Preparing the Fleet: A Timetable for Invasion.
Two Transport Fleets of Edward II's Reign, 1324-1325The Earl of Surrey's Transport Fleet, 1325; Five Transport Fleets for Edward III's Armies, 1338-1359; The 1355 Transport Fleet for the Black Prince; 4 Maritime Resources and the King's War; Developments in Fleet Organisation; Port Resources; Shipmaster Service and Mariners; Crew Size and Manning; CONCLUSION; APPENDIX 1 Ports that Supplied Ships to the Fleets; APPENDIX 2 Reconstructing the Merchant Fleet: A Methodology; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX; Backcover.
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1846158451 (electronic bk.)
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Author Lambert, Craig L.
Series Warfare in History ; v. 34
Warfare in history.
Subject Great Britain. Royal Navy.
Military sealift -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Merchant marine -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Shipping -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Logistics -- History -- 14th century.
Transportation, Military -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Great Britain -- History, Naval -- 14th century.
Great Britain -- History -- Edward III, 1327-1377.
Descript 1 online resource (262 pages).
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Contents Frontcover; CONTENTS; LIST OF TABLES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; 1 Raising a Fleet; Sources of Shipping; Requisition Orders; Process of Requisition; The Return Passage; 2 The Supply of Armies and Garrisons by Sea, 1320-1360; Logistics and Preparations for War: An Overview of Procedures; The Supply of Armies and the Naval War in Scotland, 1322-1336; Maritime Logistics and the Naval War in Scotland, 1337-1360; The Supply of English Armies in France, 1324-1349; 3 The Transportation of English Armies to France 1324-1360; Preparing the Fleet: A Timetable for Invasion.
Two Transport Fleets of Edward II's Reign, 1324-1325The Earl of Surrey's Transport Fleet, 1325; Five Transport Fleets for Edward III's Armies, 1338-1359; The 1355 Transport Fleet for the Black Prince; 4 Maritime Resources and the King's War; Developments in Fleet Organisation; Port Resources; Shipmaster Service and Mariners; Crew Size and Manning; CONCLUSION; APPENDIX 1 Ports that Supplied Ships to the Fleets; APPENDIX 2 Reconstructing the Merchant Fleet: A Methodology; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX; Backcover.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781846158452 (electronic bk.)
1846158451 (electronic bk.)
Standard no. 9786613772305
Author Lambert, Craig L.
Series Warfare in History ; v. 34
Warfare in history.
Subject Great Britain. Royal Navy.
Military sealift -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Merchant marine -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Shipping -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Logistics -- History -- 14th century.
Transportation, Military -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Great Britain -- History, Naval -- 14th century.
Great Britain -- History -- Edward III, 1327-1377.

Subject Great Britain. Royal Navy.
Military sealift -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Merchant marine -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Shipping -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Logistics -- History -- 14th century.
Transportation, Military -- Great Britain -- History -- 14th century.
Great Britain -- History, Naval -- 14th century.
Great Britain -- History -- Edward III, 1327-1377.
Descript 1 online resource (262 pages).
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Frontcover; CONTENTS; LIST OF TABLES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; 1 Raising a Fleet; Sources of Shipping; Requisition Orders; Process of Requisition; The Return Passage; 2 The Supply of Armies and Garrisons by Sea, 1320-1360; Logistics and Preparations for War: An Overview of Procedures; The Supply of Armies and the Naval War in Scotland, 1322-1336; Maritime Logistics and the Naval War in Scotland, 1337-1360; The Supply of English Armies in France, 1324-1349; 3 The Transportation of English Armies to France 1324-1360; Preparing the Fleet: A Timetable for Invasion.
Two Transport Fleets of Edward II's Reign, 1324-1325The Earl of Surrey's Transport Fleet, 1325; Five Transport Fleets for Edward III's Armies, 1338-1359; The 1355 Transport Fleet for the Black Prince; 4 Maritime Resources and the King's War; Developments in Fleet Organisation; Port Resources; Shipmaster Service and Mariners; Crew Size and Manning; CONCLUSION; APPENDIX 1 Ports that Supplied Ships to the Fleets; APPENDIX 2 Reconstructing the Merchant Fleet: A Methodology; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX; Backcover.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781846158452 (electronic bk.)
1846158451 (electronic bk.)
Standard no. 9786613772305
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