Lewes and Evesham 1264-65 : Simon de Montfort and the Barons' War

In the midst of the Second Barons' War, the battles of Lewes and Evesham stand as pivotal moments in the struggle for power between Simon de Montfort and the monarchy. This gripping narrative delves into the intense conflict that characterized these tumultuous years, uncovering the motivations and strategies of the barons fighting for their rights against royal authority.

Richly detailed, the work carefully examines the political landscape of 1264-65, illustrating the shifting allegiances and fierce rivalries that defined this period. With a blend of historical analysis and intriguing anecdotes, the authors bring the era to life, offering readers an immersive understanding of the challenges faced by de Montfort and his adversaries.