The chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet, Vol. 02 [of 13]
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A detailed annalistic account presents political and military developments in early fifteenth-century France and neighboring regions, chronicling civil strife between rival ducal houses, episodes of foreign occupation and their expulsion, councils and papal disputes, sieges and pitched battles, dynastic marriages and prominent deaths, and municipal and ecclesiastical ordinances; arranged as successive chapters combining eyewitness-style reports, diplomatic correspondence, legal decrees, and ecclesiastical proceedings to map shifting alliances and the mechanics of war and governance.
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