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View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages, Vol. 3

Note y — Chapter IX · [a] (continued 3)

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Du Cange, Dissertation 9me sur Joinville. The number of men at arms, whom a banneret ought to command, was properly fifty. But Olivier de la Marche speaks of twenty-five as sufficient; and it appears that, in fact, knights-banneret often did not bring so many.

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