Contents

pp.：  7 – 10

List of Contributors

pp.：  11 – 12

Introduction

pp.：  13 – 26

William Marshal and the Mercenariat (David Crouch)

pp.：  27 – 44

Revisiting Mercenaries under Henry Fitz Empress, 1167–1188 (John D. Hosler)

pp.：  45 – 54

Medieval Mercenaries: Methodology, Defi nitions, and Problems (Kelly DeVries)

pp.：  55 – 72

Les Mercenaires dans les Campagnes Napolitaines de Louis le Grand, Roi de Hongrie, 1347–1350 (Guido Guerri dall'Oro)

pp.：  73 – 100

The Da Varano Lords of Camerino as Condottiere Princes (John E. Law)

pp.：  101 – 116

'Beneath the Battle'? Miners and Engineers as 'Mercenaries' in the Holy Land (XII–XIII siècles) (Nicolas Prouteau)

pp.：  117 – 130

Soldiers of Fortune in the Fleets of Charles I of Anjou, King of Sicily, ca. 1265–85 (John H. Pryor)

pp.：  131 – 154

Household Men, Mercenaries and Vikings in Anglo-Saxon England (Richard Abels)

pp.：  155 – 178

Merovingian Mercenaries and Paid Soldiers in Imperial Perspective (Bernard S. Bachrach)

pp.：  179 – 204

The Early Hungarians as Mercenaries 860–955 (Charles R. Bowlus)

pp.：  205 – 218

'Warriors Fit for a Prince': Welsh Troops in Angevin Service, 1154–1216 (I.W. Rowlands)

pp.：  219 – 242

Urban Military Forces of England and Germany c. 1240–c. 1315, a Comparison (David S. Bachrach)

pp.：  243 – 254

Mercenaries, Mamluks and Militia: Towards a Cross-cultural Typology of Military Service (Stephen Morillo)

pp.：  255 – 272

The Anglo-Flemish Treaties and Flemish Soldiers in England 1101–1163 (Eljas Oksanen)

pp.：  273 – 286

The Origin of Money-Fiefs in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem (Alan V. Murray)

pp.：  287 – 298

Mercenaries and Paid Men in Gilbert of Mons (Laura Napran)

pp.：  299 – 312

The Fourteenth Century Soldier—More Chaucer's Knight or Medieval Career? (Adrian R. Bell)

pp.：  313 – 328

What does a Mercenary Leave Behind? The Archaeological E vidence for the Estates of Owain Lawgoch (Spencer Gavin Smith)

pp.：  329 – 342

The Role of Mercenary Troops in Spain in the Fourteenth Century: the Civil War (Carlos Andrés González Paz)

pp.：  343 – 356

The Teutonic Order's Mercenaries during the 'Great War' with Poland-Lithuania (1409–11) (Sven Ekdahl)

pp.：  357 – 374

Scots Mercenary Forces in Sixteenth Century Ireland (Muríosa Prendergast)

pp.：  375 – 394

The Irish Mercenary Tradition in the 1600s (Ciarán Óg O'Reilly)

pp.：  395 – 406

Index

pp.：  407 – 427