History of England (Part I): Bibliographies

CONTENTS
Military Developments from Prehistoric Times to 1485
Military Developments of the Renaissance
The Navy to 1714

This work is getting some "age" on it (published 1988) but is still valuable for identifying core titles in HISTORY. Titles were selected by the Association of College & Research Libraries.

A core collection of "essential titles" for HISTORY.

"Hundreds of historians from around the world have selected and provided commentary on the best and most useful works in their fields--almost 27,000 annotated citations--to provide unprecedented bibliographic guidance of extraordinary breadth, from prehistory to the twentieth century. An indispensable work for scholars, students, librarians, and general readers, theAHA Guide to Historical Literatureis essential for anyone who is serious about history."

Located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library.

Contents headings include: I. General Reference Works; II. Political History; III Constitutional History; IV Legal History; V. Ecclesiastical History; VI Military History; VII Naval History; VIII Economic History; IX Social History; X Cultural History; XI Local History; and XII Colonial History.

This bibliography is located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library.

Contents headings include: I. General Works covering the Tudor Period; II. Political History, 1485-1603; III. Constitutional History; IV. History of Political Theory; V. History of Law; VI. Ecclesiastical History, 1485-1603; VII Economic History; VIII Discovery, Exploration, and Colonization; IX Military and Naval History; X Cultural and Social History; and XI Local History.

This bibliography is located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library

Includes bibliographical references.

This title includes bibliographical references and indexes. It is located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library.

his comprehensive volume is the perfect companion to all aspects of medieval warfare and presents clear information on battles and sieges, and generals and leaders. Practical topics examined include: castle architecture, with examinations of specific castles ship building techniques improvements in armour specific weapons developments in areas such as arms and armour fortifications, tactics and supply.

Ann Williams' investigates the rewards and obligations of status including birth, wealth, the importance of public and royal service and the need to participate in local affairs, especially legal and administrative business.

This bibliography is located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library

v.1: Auxiliary Sciences and general works.
v.2: The Middle Ages, 450-1485
v.3: The Tudor and Stuart periods, 1485-1714

Located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library.

Contents includes: Bibliographies; Catalogues, Guides, and Handbooks; General Surveys; Constitutional and Administrative History; Political History; Foreign Relations; Social History; Agricultural History; Science and Technology; Military and Naval History; Religious History; History of the Fine Arts; and Intellectual History.

Subject headings attached to this bibliography are:

Great Britain History Richard II, 1377-1399 Bibliography
Great Britain History Lancaster and York, 1399-1485
Bibliography

Located in the STACKS on the Lower Level of the Library

Contents includes: Bibliographies; Catalogues, Guides, and Handbooks; General Surveys; Constitutional & Administrative History; Political History; Foreign Relations; Social History; Economic History; Agricultural History; Science and Technology; Military and Naval History; Religous History; History of the Fine Arts; and Intellectual History.