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List of illustrations vii
Acknowledgements ix
Abbreviations x
Introduction: Calais in Context 1
The Calais Pale 5
Calais at war 10
The Burgundian Siege of 1436 20
The siege of Calais in July 1436 20
War, political culture and national identity in Lancastrian England 31
The Organisation of the Garrison 44
The regular garrison or 'ordinary' 44
'Crews' and 'petty wages': the extraordinary defence of Calais 56
The Nature of Military Service in the Pale 63
The captains 63
The soldiers 76
The crews 83
Chivalry and Professionalism in the Calais Garrison 92
Chivalry and war in the fifteenth century 93
Professionals and mercenaries 104
Weaponry and Fortifications in Calais 119
Weaponry 119
Fortifications 127
Calais and the 'military revolution' 132
Financing and Supplying the Garrison 141
The crown and the merchants of the staple 141
Supplying the garrison 157
The Fall of Calaisin 1558 165
The campaign 167
Explaining defeat 176
Conclusion: War and Military Service in England 1436-1558 187
Bibliography 195
Index 209
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