Notes to The boy's Froissart — Reading edition
36 notes · Reading edition
INTRODUCTION. · Note 1BOOK I.[2] · Note 1CHAPTER XVII. Douglas is killed fighting for the Heart of King Robert. · Note 1CHAPTER XIX. · Note 1CHAPTER XLV. Sir John Norwich escapes from Angoulême, when that Town surrenders to the French. · Note 1CHAPTER XLVI. The Duke of Normandy lays Siege to Aiguillon with a hundred thousand Men. · Note 1CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 1CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 2CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 3CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 4CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 5CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 6CHAPTER LV. The Battle of Crecy, between the Kings of France and of England. · Note 7CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 1CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 2CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 3CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 4CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 5CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 6CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 7CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 8CHAPTER LXII. The Battle of Neville’s Cross. · Note 9CHAPTER LXXIII. · Note 1CHAPTER LXXIV. The Prince of Wales takes the Castle of Romorantin. · Note 1CHAPTER LXXVI. The Disposition of the French before the Battle of Poitiers. · Note 1CHAPTER LXXXV. The Archpriest assembles a Company of Men at Arms.—He is much honored at Avignon. · Note 1CHAPTER LXXXVII. The Provost of the Merchants of Paris kills three Knights in the Apartment of the Prince. · Note 1CHAPTER LXXXVIII. The Commencement of the infamous Jacquerie of Beauvoisis. · Note 1BOOK II.[29] · Note 1CHAPTER I. Coronation of King Charles of France. · Note 1BOOK III.[31] · Note 1CHAPTER IV. Sir John Froissart arrives at Orthès.—An old Squire relates to him the cruel Death of the only Son of the Count of Foix. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. Sir John Froissart arrives at Orthès.—An old Squire relates to him the cruel Death of the only Son of the Count of Foix. · Note 2BOOK IV.[34] · Note 1CHAPTER II. · Note 1CHAPTER VII.[36] Death and Burial of King Richard II. · Note 1