"Documenting Warfare: Records of the Hundred Years War" features 18 essays that explore various aspects of administrative records from the Hundred Years' War. It reflects Anne Curry's extensive scholarship, particularly her passion for archival documents and the organization of war. The collection encapsulates themes concerning the conduct of warfare and the experiences of individuals involved. The editors aim to spark further scholarly interest by addressing lesser-known facets of the conflict, making this volume a worthy resource for enthusiasts of medieval military history.
On the whole, Documenting Warfare is an excellent book, both as a testament to the influence of Anne Curry and in its own right as a volume on the Hundred Years War.
These chapters and sources will provide a valuable resource for years to come and hopefully they may even spark further research questions as they frequently cover less explored aspects of the war.
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