What Were Castles For?
What Were Castles For? by Phil Roxbee Cox is a UK edition published by Usborne Publishing, Limited in November 2015. This 32-page book offers an illustrated exploration of medieval life, detailing who built castles, the significance of jousts, and the roles of knights. Readers will discover a wealth of fascinating facts about the Middle Ages, including grand feasts and survival strategies during sieges.
In this engaging work, readers will find informative content complemented by illustrations, making it accessible for young audiences. The book includes contents and index pages, along with internet links to specially selected websites for further exploration. Covering subjects such as architecture and history, this edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the people and places of the medieval era.
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Find out who built castles, what a joust was and what knights did in this illustrated look at medieval life. Every page is full of fascinating facts about the Middle Ages, from grand feasts to how people survived sieges. Contents and index pages are included, plus internet links to take readers to specially selected websites to find out more.
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