The chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet, Vol. 06 [of 13]
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A chronological medieval chronicle recounts the turbulent early fifteenth-century conflicts in France, offering detailed accounts of battles, sieges, treaties, diplomatic correspondence, and shifting alliances among regional rulers; it also records English occupation and campaigns, ecclesiastical actions, popular uprisings and tournaments, and episodes such as an enigmatic young woman who attains influence at the royal court, all presented as dated entries and chaptered narratives that often include copied letters, treaties, and brief reports of events at home and abroad.
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