Prisoners of War in the Hundred Years War

Explore the intricate dynamics of warfare and captivity in Prisoners of War in the Hundred Years War by Rémy Ambühl, published by Cambridge University Press in 2015. This compelling study delves into the established practices of ransoming and the legal frameworks surrounding prisoners during the tumultuous period of 1339-1453. With 316 pages of insightful analysis, Ambühl examines the individual experiences of both captors and prisoners, revealing the complexities of their interactions and the broader implications for medieval society. Ideal for historians and enthusiasts of the Hundred Years War, this book offers a fresh perspective on the human aspects of conflict and the evolution of war ethics. Discover the rich tapestry of medieval life through the lens of those caught in the crossfire.