La aportación española a la «revolución militar» en los inicios de los tiempos modernos
Keywords:
military revolution, army innovation, war of Granada, wars of Italy, strategy, military structureAbstract
This article presents a thorough analysis of the different interpretations historiography has given to the expression «military revolution». The particular contribution of Spanish military experience to the consolidation of the late-medieval European military revolution is also taken into consideration. Special emphasis is given to the testing grounds where Spanish armies first carried out their own revolutionary methods, the wars of Granada and Italy.
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