Michael Livingston

In this engaging discussion, Professor Michael Livingston, a distinguished military historian at The Citadel, presents a fresh perspective on the Hundred Years War, arguing it actually spanned 200 years. He explores the significance of redefining the conflict’s timeline to reveal deeper connections across Europe. Topics include the implications of internal strife in England post-war, the role of France as the central actor, and the war's legacy in shaping modern statehood. Livingston's insights promise to challenge traditional narratives and enrich our understanding of medieval history.