Genesis of Lancaster: The Three Reigns, 1307–1399 follows a pivotal stretch of medieval history, tracing how England, Scotland, and France collide in war, alliance, and power plays.
Spanning kings, regents, and rising families, this volume blends diplomatic maneuvering with frontline campaigns to illuminate a turbulent era.
The book threads together royal politics, border wars, and shifting loyalties to show how decisions at court reached across nations. It centers on key figures, battles, treaties, and the mounting tension that set the stage for later centuries, all through careful evidence and narrative clarity. Expect detailed context, chronological moves, and vivid scenes drawn from the period’s records.
- Clear, document-driven narrative that connects political moves to real consequences
- Focus on diplomacy, military campaigns, and the changing balance of power
- Profiles of kings, nobles, and regents who shaped Scotland, England, and France
- Rich historical detail presented in accessible prose
Ideal for readers of comprehensive medieval history who want a grounded, readable account of power, war, and alliance in the 14th century.