David Grummitt has written extensively on the Wars of the Roses. He was a Senior Research Fellow on the 1422-1461 section of the History of Parliament Trust, before taking up a lectureship at the University of Kent. He now works at the Open University and continues to publish extensively on the fifteenth century.

Grummitt is currently writing a three-volume military history of the Wars of the Roses and his recent piece on the battle of Wakefield is available on the Battlefields Trust website. Part of the strength of his work derives from the scholarly scepticism he displays toward the sources, notably the chronicles, on questions such as the size of armies. Battlefield archaeology is also used with due scepticism.

• 1: Fifteenth-Century England: A Society Structured for War 2: The Wars of the Roses: Treason, Rebellion and Civil War 3: The Logistics of War: Armies and Weapons 4: The Practicalities of War: Training, Strategy and Preparation for Battle 5: The Experience of War: Tactics and Battle 6: The Aftermath of War: Death, Profit and Loss 7: The Legacy of War: Memorialization and History Conclusion. An English Way of War?

David Grummitt has written extensively on the Wars of the Roses. He was a Senior Research Fellow on the 1422-1461 section of the History of Parliament Trust, before taking up a lectureship at the University of Kent. He now works at the Open University and continues to publish extensively on the fifteenth century.

Grummitt is currently writing a three-volume military history of the Wars of the Roses and his recent piece on the battle of Wakefield is available on the Battlefields Trust website. Part of the strength of his work derives from the scholarly scepticism he displays toward the sources, notably the chronicles, on questions such as the size of armies. Battlefield archaeology is also used with due scepticism.

• 1: Fifteenth-Century England: A Society Structured for War 2: The Wars of the Roses: Treason, Rebellion and Civil War 3: The Logistics of War: Armies and Weapons 4: The Practicalities of War: Training, Strategy and Preparation for Battle 5: The Experience of War: Tactics and Battle 6: The Aftermath of War: Death, Profit and Loss 7: The Legacy of War: Memorialization and History Conclusion. An English Way of War?