@book{2025:dubourg:disability,
title = {Disability and War in the Late Middle Ages: Becoming, Surviving, Managing},
year = {2025},
note = {Issues relating to disability and war remain largely overlooked by
military and disability historians. This exclusion is all the more
striking since there was hardly a more likely place for receiving
permanent injury than a battle, and we can barely imagine a worse
place for disabled people than a battlefield. This volume aims to shed
new light on a topic pertaining to multiple fields of research: social
history, technical medical history, disability history, military
history, and the Genesis of the Modern State.      This book gathers
specialists of premodern history to bring together new research from a
variety of disciplines—history, archaeology, literature, and modern
medicine—and working with diverse sources, such as account books,
biographies, poems, romance texts, Icelandic sagas, petitions and
pardon letters, post-battle records, prostheses, skeletons and
funerary treatments, chronicles, and theoretical treatises.},
edition = {1},
publisher = {Arc Humanities Press},
address = {Yorkshire},
series = {War and Conflict in Premodern Societies},
volume = {},
editor = {Dubourg, Ninon and Masson, Christophe}
}