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List of illustrations | vi | |
Acknowledgements | vii | |
Introduction: The brazen throat of war | 1 | |
Part I | Generals | |
i | The real and the ideal: Sutcliffe, Essex | 23 |
ii | Alternative model: Northumberland | 36 |
iii | Marlowe's Tamburlaine | 58 |
iv | Shakespeare's Henry V | 62 |
v | Commanders in action: Henri IV of France, the Birons and Roger Williams; the siege of Rouen | 69 |
vi | Chapman's Byron | 79 |
Part II | Stratagems of war | |
i | Strategy | 93 |
ii | Tactics | 111 |
iii | Numbers | 125 |
iv | Arms and the man | 132 |
v | Rhetoric | 146 |
Part III | Camps | |
i | Watchfulness: Henry V | 159 |
ii | Locations: Caesar and Pompey | 183 |
iii | Forbidden presences: the women in the Tamburlaine plays | 202 |
Coda | 219 | |
Bibliography | 223 | |
Index | 233 |
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