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Sources for the Italian Wars 

Web Sites 

Los Tercios españoles [Spanish]

Hungarian and Turkish army lists for Maximilian - Dan O'Hara

Renaissance Wargames Home Page - David Heading

Includes a whole bunch of stuff including some Portuguese History, some Wargaming campaigns and scenarios, some reviews of Wargaming Rules, and issues with DBR lists.    

Early Modern Warfare Society (Curt Johnson) including: 

On-line books 

Various works on/by Machiavelli 

Machiavelli the game 

Avalon Hill have an Italian Wars variant of Diplomacy called "Machiavelli".  

Guide for Diplomacy players 

The MACHiavelli Boardgame Site

Has full colour map variants. 

http://junior.apk.net/~jerkich/machlink.html

Has a black and white map variant.

Books 

Benedetti, A. (1967).  Diaria de bello Carolino: Diary of the Caroline War (D. M. Schullian, Trans.).  New York: Frederick Ungar.  (Original work published 1496). 

Barker, P. (1995).  D.B.R. Army Lists Book 1. Wargames Research Group. Devizes.

Gush, G. (1975).  Renaissance Armies 1480-1650.  Patrick Stephens. 

Jones, M. N. (1994).  “All is lost save honour”: The battle of Pavia, 24 February 1525.  Wargames Illustrated, 81, pp. 21-24. 

Konstam, A. (1996).  Pavia 1525: The Climax of the Italian Wars.  Osprey [Campaign Series 44].  g

Oman, C. (1987).  A History of the Art of War in the Sixteenth Century.  London: Greenhill Books.  Originally published 1937.  

Solid.  

Phipps, J.  (1994).  The battle of Pavia: The Story of a demonstration game.  Wargames Illustrated, 80, pp. 38-40. 

Stevenson, P. (1991).  The battle of Ravenna 11th April 1512.  Wargames Illustrated, 46, pp. 11-14. 

Taylor, F.  (1993).  The art of war in Italy 1494-1529 (originally published 1921).  Essex, UK: Partizan Press. 

Similar in style of Oman (1987), but lacks the depth . 

 


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