Lauro Martines examines warfare across Europe from the late fifteenth to the seventeenth century, a period marked by dynastic ambition, religious conflict and increasingly destructive armies. Moving beyond campaigns and commanders, he considers the suffering imposed on civilians, the economic demands of war and the cultural forces that made violence both political instrument and public spectacle. Drawing together scholarship and narrative history, the book reveals how rulers, soldiers and communities experienced centuries of upheaval that helped create the early modern state.
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