In his work L'arbre des batailles (The Tree of Battles) (c. 1382-87) Bonet deals with war and the laws of war, written in the form of a scholastic dialogue: each chapter starts with a yes–no question, proceeds with a dialogue, and concludes. The book was written to obtain favour of Charles V of France, but without much effect.
Bonet's L'arbre des batailles (The Tree of Battles) (c. 1382-87) explores the nature of war and its regulations through a pedagogical dialogue: each chapter begins with a question, develops into a discussion, and ends. The work was crafted to curry favor from Charles V of France, but had limited success.