"Is there a renaissance warfare magazine?" Topic

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Irish Marine	10 Apr 2019 5:52 p.m. PST
Is there a renaissance warfare magazine somewhere out there.
jhancock	10 Apr 2019 6:14 p.m. PST
Yes, from clubs in the UK, but not a glossy commercial pub. Lance and Longbow offer The Hobilar and the Pike and Shot offer Arquebus. There may be an ECW publication from a UK group as well.
Wherethestreetshavnoname	10 Apr 2019 11:31 p.m. PST
They're not 'clubs', they're societies dedicated to historical research aimed at the enthusiastic amateur. The Pike and Shot Society publish The Arquebusier for its members. pikeandshotsociety.org The Hobilar is similarly published by the Lance and Longbow Society. lanceandlongbow.com Both also publish historical reference books. Some of which are of very high quality. They are for sale to non-members. pikeandshotsociety.org lanceandlongbow.com/shop.php
Green Tiger	11 Apr 2019 4:38 a.m. PST
Partisan Press used to publish 'English Civil War Notes and Queries' – but I don't know if they still do (or if that really counts as 'renaissance')
Lilian	11 Apr 2019 9:24 a.m. PST
The ECW is not really the Renaissance but posterior, this period is mainly associated to the XVIth century Medieval Warfare Magazine despite its name had published 2 issues concerning XVIth century about the German Peasants War and the 3rd (Ita) 4th & 5th (Fr) «League of Cambrai» (Eng, Spa) Italian War of 1508-1516 but unfortunately is and remains, as indicated, mainly a medieval magazine… like Osprey they used to do polls for their topics and «Charles VIII and the First Italian War (1494-1498)» with 20.04% of the votes was beaten by two others topics link
mghFond	11 Apr 2019 11:39 a.m. PST
I've ordered a few of their PDFs, good stuff.
Irish Marine	12 Apr 2019 8:34 a.m. PST
I have a subscription to Medieval warfare it's a great mag.
Lilian	16 Jul 2019 9:16 a.m. PST
Last Medieval Warfare Magazine vol. 9 issue 3 link The 1527 Sack of Rome Peter Konieczny, ''Hell itself was a more beautiful sight' – The 1527 Sack of Rome'. Alexander Brondarbit, 'The final clash of the Wars of the Roses – The Battle of Stoke Field'. Ilana Krug, 'Medieval military logistics – The practicalities of managing an army'. Randall Moffett, 'The Tercios – Sixteenth-century infantrymen'. Kay Smith and Ruth R. Brown, 'Where there's smoke, there's fire – The Arquebus'. Mollie Madden, 'How to succeed in a Chevauchée – The Black Prince raids in France in 1355'. Michael S.Fulton, 'The 'Turkish' trebuchet – Stolen technology or invented terminology?'. Peter Konieczny, 'A medieval parody of warfare – The Battle of Anesin'. Cait Stevenson, 'Sacking Liège – The arbitrary side of medieval warfare'. Murray Dahm, 'Ivan the Terrible – Medieval Russia on screen, part 1'.