The Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet, Vol. 03 [of 13]
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A chronological chronicle of late medieval political and military affairs that records violent factional struggles between rival noble houses, episodes of foreign occupation and subsequent expulsions, and the attendant campaigns, sieges, and skirmishes across the realm and neighboring regions. It blends battlefield reports, diplomatic correspondence, royal councils, proclamations, and local incidents into an episodic narrative of shifting alliances, betrayals, and negotiations, while noting civic interventions and the practical effects of prolonged conflict on towns, fortresses, and aristocratic households.
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