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0 reviewsISBN-10 : 1781382646
ISBN-13 : 9781781382646
Author: Michael Livingston
This casebook is the most extensive collection of documents ever assembled for the study of one of the famous battles in history. Here we see the Battle of Crécy across the cultural landscape of Europe ― through chronicles and letters, through poems and prophecies, through sermons and laments ― enabling us to understand the events of 26 August 1346 like never before. Together with other experts, the editors have gathered, edited, and translated over 80 fourteenth-century sources concerning this fascinating and important conflict ― sources from Bohemia to France, from Italy to Wales ― many here printed or translated for the first time. Original essays provide historical context and literary background to help interpret the battle in light of this new material. Among the discoveries: despite its fame, the location of the battle has been misidentified for centuries, and the actions of the men on both sides of the bloodied field have been completely misunderstood. This unparalleled accumulation of material means that the Battle of Crécy will never be seen in the same way again.
1. William Retford, Kitchen Journal
2. Cleopatra Itinerary(pp. 22-27)
3. Colins de Beaumont, On the Crécy Dead(pp. 26-51)
4. Richard Wynkeley, Letter to the Blackfriars(pp. 50-55)
5. Edward III, Letter to Thomas Lucy(pp. 54-59)
6. Michael Northburgh, Letter(pp. 58-63)
7. Edward III, Request for Supplies(pp. 62-63)
8. Philippe VI, Payment to Loyal Men(pp. 62-65)
9. Robert de Dreuex, Horses Lost at Crécy(pp. 64-65)
10. Johann von Schönfeld, Letter to Passau(pp. 64-67)
11. Thomas Bradwardine, Victory Sermon(pp. 66-69)
12. Jean de Batery, Li dis de VIII Blasons(pp. 68-83)
13. King John of Bohemia(pp. 82-85)
14. Chronicon Estense(pp. 84-87)
15. Kalendarium Zwetlense(pp. 86-87)
16. Chronicon de Lanercost(pp. 86-89)
17. Chronique de Guyenne(pp. 88-89)
18. Battle of Crécy(pp. 88-91)
19. Guillaume Flote, Horses Lost at Crécy(pp. 92-93)
20. Chronicon Comitum Flandrensium(pp. 92-95)
21. Chronicle of Artois(pp. 94-99)
22. Chronique de Saint-Omer(pp. 100-107)
23. Capture of Tifford(pp. 106-107)
24. Rijmkroniek
25. Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica(pp. 114-121)
26. John of Hocsem, Chronicle(pp. 122-123)
27. Storie Pistoresi(pp. 122-125)
28. Jean of Winterthur, Chronicle(pp. 124-127)
29. Gilles li Muisit, Chronicon Maius(pp. 126-131)
30. Grandes Chroniques(pp. 130-135)
30. Grandes Chroniques
31. William of Dene, Historia Roffensis(pp. 134-137)
32. Matthias von Neuenburg, Chronik(pp. 136-137)
33. Anonymous of Leoben, Chronicle(pp. 138-141)
34. John of Tynemouth, Historia Aurea(pp. 140-141)
35. Pseudo-Adam Murimuth, Chronicon [Nero Version](pp. 140-145)
36. Philippe of Orléans, Ransom Payment(pp. 144-145)
37. Cronaca Senese(pp. 144-147)
38. Jan van Boendale, Brabantsche Yeesten(pp. 146-149)
39. Laurence Minot, Edward III in France(pp. 148-149)
40. Polychronicon Continuation(pp. 148-151)
41. Iolo Goch, I’r Brenin Edwart y Trydydd(pp. 150-153)
42. Francis of Prague, Cronica(pp. 154-157)
43. Marco Battagli, Marcha(pp. 156-159)
44. Michael de Leone, Hausbuch(pp. 158-159)
45. Geoffrey le Baker, Chronicon(pp. 158-165)
46. Anonymous of Rome, Chronicle(pp. 164-177)
47. Iolo Goch, Marwnad Syr Rhys ap Gruffudd o Lansadwrn(pp. 176-179)
48. Richard Lescot, Chronicle Continuation(pp. 178-181)
49. Guglielmo Cortusio, History of Padua(pp. 180-181)
50. Jean le Bel, Chronique(pp. 182-189)
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