In The Name Of Justice

In the NAME of JUSTICE is a grand tactical simulation of low complexity about the 13th century battle of the Second Baron’s War, part of the struggle to limit royal power in England. Earl Simon Montfort has gathered an army of dissatisfied rebel barons and, by stealing a march, had surprised the royal forces under King Henry III at the small East Sussex town of Lewes. The Battle of Lewes was the first on English soil in nearly fifty years and was the last "gentlemanly" conflict. At the Battle of Evesham in 1265 and after, no quarter was given.   For what is more right than law, whereby all things are ruled? And what is more true than justice, whereby matters are decided? The Song of Lewes, 1264