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The Royal Procession in London
When the French King, John II, arrived in England as a prisoner, he was paraded through the streets of London. This procession was carefully...
The Black Prince Serves the French King
One of the most famous and often-told stories from English history is how the Black Prince treated the captured French King after the Battle...
The Death of Sir John Chandos
Sir John Chandos, one of the most noble and courageous knights of the 14th century, suffered a fatal wound in battle, inflicted by a...
The Great Black Prince
Edward’s Early Leadership
Edward, the Black Prince, was the eldest son of King Edward III of England. From a young age, he showed courage and...
Acts of Chivalry in Battle
Sir Eustace Ribeaumont’s Courage
During the battles of the Hundred Years’ War, knights often showed both bravery and honor. One fine example is Sir Eustace...
English Return to Bordeaux
Careful Journey with Prisoners
After the Battle of Poitiers, the English army had many prisoners and a lot of loot. They could not ride quickly...
Edward I and the French Deception
One of the few setbacks in Edward I’s rule over Aquitaine occurred due to a clever piece of bad faith by Philip IV, which...
Rebellion in Gascony and Intervention by Castile
Even after Simon de Montfort was removed from his government in Gascony, unrest continued. The local barons, dissatisfied with English rule, rebelled once again....
Poitou and the Limits of French Expansion
Even after the death of Arthur of Brittany and the forfeiture of John’s claims, Aquitaine remained under English control. The neighboring county of Poitou,...
Role of the Microregional Physician in Outpatient Care
A central figure in the outpatient department is the microregional physician. This doctor plays a leading role in providing medical care to the population...
