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Robert D. Smith

    Bombards. Mons Meg and her sisters
    Ponder and Recall
    Reflections
    Medieval Weapons
    • Medieval Weapons

      An Illustrated History of Their Impact

      • 352pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
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      Focusing on the evolution of warfare, this reference explores the weapons and armor utilized by warriors from the 4th to the 15th century. It delves into the historical context surrounding these changes, examining the factors that influenced the development of military technology over the centuries. The book provides a comprehensive look at the advancements in armaments and protective gear, highlighting their significance in shaping combat strategies and outcomes during this dynamic period.

      Medieval Weapons
    • Reflections

      • 156pages
      • 6 heures de lecture

      I hope you will read my book and smile and not forget where you've been. Let your own beauty inside show. Hug a toddler. Walk hand in hand with a young child. Give your wife a rose or ask your aged parents if there is something you can help them with. Robert D. Smith

      Reflections
    • Ponder and Recall

      • 254pages
      • 9 heures de lecture

      There is two ways to look at life, positive or negative. When things do not go the way we expect we can consider it a problem or a lesson on how to handle a life experience or responsibility the next time. Always look for the best in others. We should always put our best efforts forward and consider that others do the same. We may feel that others do not respond in kind, but how does that affect us? Positive thinking will give us a better outlook and a happier life.

      Ponder and Recall
    • Presents research which solves the long-standing mystery of the construction of Mons Meg and the other great bombards of the late Middle Ages. Drawing upon x-ray and metallographic analysis, what emerges is a fascinating and revealing insight into medieval technology.

      Bombards. Mons Meg and her sisters