Conditions and Logistics of the Norman Army

This chapter explores the living conditions and logistical challenges faced by the Norman army during the medieval conquest, debunking the theory that English food and drink were the cause of discomfort. It also delves into the cramped quarters of knights and horses in a damaged castle, and the outbreak of illness within the army. Meanwhile, the English court in London grapples with the aftermath of the Battle of Hastings and the debate over succession.