
A Cultural History of Latin America
Leslie Bethell, Gordon Brotherston, Jaime Concha
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by Ivy A. Corfis, Michael Wolfe, Bert Hall
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Warfare in Europe in the middle ages underwent a marked change of emphasis as urban life expanded. The concentration of wealth represented by a city was a valuable objective, and the static nature of a siege was infinitely preferable to the uncertainties of campaign. As the incidence of sieges increased, so pitched battles declined.
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