A society organized for war : the Iberian municipal militias in the central Middle Ages, 1000-1284

* from USA. Will take 25-35 days Preface Introduction Part One The Evolution of Peninsular Municipal Military Service Chapter 1: The Origins and Development of the Militia Concept, 1000-1157 Chapter 2: Institutional Maturity and Military Success, 1158-1252 Chapter 3: The End of an Era, 1252-1284 Part Two The Organization for War and its Social and Economic Influences Chapter 4 : The Symbosis of Urban and Military Organization Chapter 5 : The Conditions of Service and the Warriors' Arms Chapter 6 : The Militia in Defense and on Campaign Chapter 7 : Spoils and Compensations: Municipal Warfare as an Economic Enterprise Chapter 8 : Military Justice and Frontier Security Epilogue -- and Prologue Appendix A : Portuguese Charter Families Based on Military Law Appendix B : The Cuenca-Teruel, Coria Cima-Coa, and Toledo Forumlaries Appendix C : Rulers of Leon-Castile, Aragon, Navarre, Portugal, and the County of Barcelona (1000-1284) Abbreviations for Frequently Used Sources Glossary Bibliography