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1 week ago

The Two Hundred Years' War with Michael Livingston - Medievalists.net

The Hundred Years' War more accurately spans 1292–1492 and should be understood as a two-century Anglo-French conflict requiring reevaluation of causes and chronology.
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1 month ago

Online Course - Calamity and Change: An Introduction to the Fourteenth Century - Medievalists.net

Five-week exploration of the 14th century's calamities and cultural figures, beginning September 12 with weekly live classes at 1:00pm Eastern; sessions recorded.
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1 month ago

Charles VI of France: The Mad King

Charles VI (lived 1368-1422) reigned as King of France from 1380 to 1422, during an important phase of the Hundred Years' War (1337-1453) against England. Known as the 'Mad King' due to his frequent bouts with psychosis, Charles often had to hand power over to regents, which at various times included his corrupt uncles, his wife Queen Isabeau, and his debaucherous younger brother Louis I of Orléans.
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4 months ago

New Medieval Books: Documenting Warfare - Medievalists.net

On the whole, Documenting Warfare is an excellent book, both as a testament to the influence of Anne Curry and in its own right as a volume on the Hundred Years War.
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