From the middle of the 16th century to the early years of the 18th century, cavalry experienced significant changes in doctrine, deployment, and the equipment it used. The Men-at-Arms, carrying lances and arranged in large formations, were replaced by more lightly-armed cavalrymen fighting with swords and pistols in new and more flexible tactical formations. These transformations have often been interpreted as a symbol of decline in the cavalry, an archaic arm, a conservator of chivalric values, incapable of adapting to the new transformations in the art of war.
This book aims to deconstruct this simplifying vision by focusing on an analysis of what constitutes the principal combat action of heavy cavalry: the charge. While centered on France, this study refers to the whole of Europe. The battlefields of the French Wars of Religion to the War of the Spanish Succession are examined in detail, along with the types of cavalry, their equipment and how they performed on the battlefield.
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Doctor of modern history, certified professor of history and geography, Frédéric Chauviré is an associate researcher at the Tempora laboratory in Rennes 2 University. His work focuses on warfare practices and cavalry in early modern period, from a tactical, anthropological and socio-cultural point of view. He notably published Histoire de la cavalerie (Perrin, 2013), "L'ethos chevaleresque dans l'éthique militaire aristocratique ", Inflexions, n ° 27, 2014, and "Le sort des prisonniers sur le champ de bataille aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles, vers une humanisation ?" in L. Jalabert (dir.), Les prisonniers de guerre (XVe-XIXe siècle). Entre marginalisation et reconnaissance (PUR, 2018).
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This work analyses the upheavals which occurred in the charge of cavalry, from a tactical, socio-cultural and anthropological point of view, in order to understand how this arm adapted to the evolutions of the art of war and was able to keep an important role on the battlefield. Between the middle of the 16th century and the beginning of the 18th century, the battle cavalry experienced deep upheavals. The men-at-arms armed with spears and arranged in hedges disappear in favor of cavalrymen fighting with swords and pistols in new tactical formations. These transformations have often been interpreted as the symbol of the decline of the cavalry, an archaic arm, a conservatory of chivalric values, incapable of adapting to the transformations of the art of war. This work aims to deconstruct this simplifying vision by focusing on the analysis of what constitutes the privileged combat action of heavy cavalry: the charge. A study centered on France but open to the whole of Europe, exploring the battlefields that dot this geographical area from the Wars of Religion to the War of the Spanish Succession. To embrace such a complex object of history, such an analysis must seek to cross tactical, socio-cultural and anthropological perspectives.It must take an interest in the institutional and technical environment, in the actors, but above all in the principles which found this singular warrior practice, in his doctrine of use. It is then possible to apprehend the dynamics which presided over the metamorphosis of the heavy cavalry, to measure the adaptability of this arm and to understand that, far from being only a legacy of a glorious past, it continued to play a significant role on the battlefield. AUTHOR: Doctor of modern history, certified professor of history and geography, Frederic Chauvire is an associate researcher at the Tempora laboratory in Rennes 2 University. His work focuses on warfare practices and cavalry in early modern period, from a tactical, anthropological and socio-cultural point of view. He notably published Histoire de la cavalerie (Perrin, 2013), "L'ethos chevaleresque dans l'ethique militaire aristocratique ", Inflexions, n Degrees 27, 2014, and "Le sort des prisonniers sur le champ de bataille aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siecles, vers une humanisation ? "in L. Jalabert (dir.), Les prisonniers de guerre (XVe-XIXe siecle). Entre marginalisation et reconnaissance (PUR, 2018). 85 b/w illustrations, 7 b/w maps, 5 diagrams This work analyzes the upheavals which occurred in the charge of cavalry, from a tactical, socio-cultural, and anthropological point of view, in order to understand how this arm adapted to the evolutions of the art of war and was able to keep an important role on the battlefield. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781913336486
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