Table of Contents

Introduction
Anglo-Scottish Relations, 1332-1357
The Organization of War
Dramatis Personae: military biographies
The Conduct and Realities of War
Perceptions of War
Conclusion
Bibliography

Reviews

Scotland's Second War of Independence, 1332-1357 by Iain MacInnes adds valuable insight into the development of Scotland's own military history while contributing to broader European narratives regarding the Hundred Years War and the Auld Alliance between France and Scotland.
*H-NET REVIEWS*

A valuable modern study on a lesser known Scottish war with strengths in its accessibility and themes....[It] also serves more [This] engaging, clearly written and vigorously argued work [is] an invaluable and thought-provoking addition to the growing body of work on the Anglo-Scottish wars, providing an insightful perspective from the Scottish side.
*HISTORY*

general medieval military scholarship, making it of use to those studying medieval armies and their development and the conduct of knights and soldiers in war.
*SEHEPUNKTE*

MacInnes has brought the Second War of Scottish Independence out of historiographical limbo and restored it to its proper place not just in Scottish history but in the wider history of late medieval warfare- and at the same time placed those who fought in it firmly in the mainstream of European military society. This is very much to be welcomed.
*DE RE MILITARI*