Hiawatha and the Iroquois Confederation

Armour & Weapons by Charles John Ffoulkes offers a compelling journey through the history of European military defence systems. Written in the early 20th century this book serves both as a practical reference and a historical exploration of the evolution of arms and armour from the Norman Conquest onward.With an introduction by Viscount Dillon the book opens with a thoughtful reflection on the importance of protective gear in the context of social and military history. Ffoulkes examines the age of mail and the development of plate armour exploring not only the materials and techniques used but also the cultural and tactical reasons behind them.Blending technical accuracy with historical narrative Ffoulkes provides a clear and accessible account of how weapons and armour reflected the needs and values of their time. His work celebrates the skill of the medieval armourer while inviting a wider audience to appreciate the complexity of the subject.This edition is ideal for history enthusiasts collectors historical reenactors and readers interested in medieval warfare design and craftsmanship.