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About the Author
Desmond Seward was born in Paris and educated at Ampleforth and St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. He is the author of many books including The Monks of War: The Military Religious Orders, The Hundred Years War, The Wars of the Roses, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry V as Warlord, Josephus, Masada and the Fall of Judaea (da Capo, US, April 2009), Wings over the Desert: in action with an RFC pilot in Palestine 1916-18 (Haynes Military, July 2009) and Old Puglia: A Portrait of South Eastern Italy (Haus August 2009).
Table of Contents
Copyright
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Maps
Genealogical tables
Chronology
Introduction
I
The Usurpers
II
Prince Henry and Prince Owain
III
‘He Would Usurp the Crown’
IV
‘No Lordship’
V
The English Armada
VI
‘Our Town of Harfleur’
VII
‘That Dreadful Day of Agincourt’
VIII
‘To Teach the Frenchmen Courtesy’
IX
The Fall of Caen
X
The Fall of Rouen
XI
The Norman Conquest – In Reverse
XII
The Murder of John the Fearless
XIII
‘Heir and Regent of France’
XIV
The Fall of Paris 1420
XV
Lancastrian Normandy
XVI
‘Rending of Every Man Throughout the Realm’
XVII
Meaux Falls
XVIII
Lancastrian France
XIX
Death
XX
Epilogue
Glossary
Notes
Bibliography
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