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|a Norman naval operations in the Mediterranean /
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|a Woodbridge, UK ;
|a Rochester, N.Y. :
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-306) and index.
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|a The formidable force of the Normans at sea has been frequently overlooked. This volume shows their dominance over the Mediterranean, and its far-reaching effects. The rise of Norman naval power in the central Mediterranean in the eleventh and twelfth centuries prompted a seminal shift in the balance of power on the sea. Drawing from Latin, Greek, Jewish and Arabic sources, this book details how the House of Hauteville, particularly under Robert Guiscard and his brother Roger, used sea power to accomplish what the Papacy, the German Empire and the Eastern Empire could not: the conquest of southern Italy and Sicily from Islam. The subsequent establishment of an aggressive naval presence on Sicily, first by Roger de Hauteville and then by his son Roger II, effectively wrested control of the central Mediterranean from Byzantine and Muslim maritime hegemony, opening the sea to east-west shipping. The author goes on to describe how this development, in turn, emboldened the West Italian maritime republics, principally Genoa and Pisa, to expand eastward in conjunction with the Crusades. It was, quite literally, a sea change, ushering in a new period of western maritime ascendancy which has persisted into the modern era. Charles D. Stanton gained his PhD from the University of Cambridge.
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|a Frontcover; CONTENTS; LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; PREFACE; ABBREVIATIONS; INTRODUCTION; Sicily's strategic significance; 1 The Conquest (827 to 1101); The Muslim conquest and the coming of the Normans; Brothers in battle: joint naval operations by the Hautevilles; Guiscard's amphibious assaults on Byzantium; Roger's use of sea power to complete the conquest of Sicily; 2 The Apogee (1101 to 1154); Naval policy in Roger II's early years; Naval power in the establishment of Roger's Regno; Naval campaigns against Greece; The use of sea power in the subjugation of North Africa
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|a King Roger's naval strategy3 The Eclipse (1154 to 1194); Naval operations of William I; Naval campaigns of William II; Dissolution of Norman sea power under Tancred; 4 The Impact; Eastward expansion of West Italian sea power; Revitalization of Western commerce in the Mediterranean; Altered trading patterns of Muslim commerce; The resurgence of Sicilian sea power under Frederick II; CONCLUSION; APPENDIX A: The Fleet (ships, sailors, shipyards, and strategies); APPENDIX B: The Sources; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX; BACKCOVER
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|a Normandy (France)
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|i Print version:
|a Stanton, Charles D.
|t Norman naval operations in the Mediterranean.
|d Woodbridge, UK ; Rochester, N.Y. : Boydell Press, 2011
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