The Battle of Poitiers 1356
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The prince’s life is evaluated in a wider context in David Green, Edward the Black Prince: Power in Medieval Europe, Harlow, 2007.Chapter One: The Grande Chevauchée of 13551BPR, iv, 143-5; H.J. Hewitt, The Black Prince’s Expedition of 1355-57, Manchester, 1958, 21, 24. A.E. Prince, ‘The Strength of English Armies in the Reign of Edward III’, EHR, xlvi (1931), 353-71, estimated the men-at-arms brought by the chief captains to be as follows: Warwick, 120; Suffolk, 60; Salisbury, about 55; Cobham, ...30; Lisle, 60. H.J. Hewitt, numbered Lisle’s retinue as 20 knights, 39 esquires and 40 mounted archers, citing PRO E372/200/7: The Organisation of War Under Edward III, Manchester, 1966, 35. In addition, Oxford may have had a contingent of 60 men-at-arms. All manuscript references hereafter will be to the Public Record Office unless stated otherwise.2BPR, iii, 204-5, 214-16.3Hewitt, Black Prince’s Expedition, 15, 17; R. Delachenal, Histoire de Charles V, (5 vols), Paris, 1909-31, i, 124 n.
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The prince’s life is evaluated in a wider context in David Green, Edward the Black Prince: Power in Medieval Europe, Harlow, 2007.Chapter One: The Grande Chevauchée of 13551BPR, iv, 143-5; H.J. Hewitt, The Black Prince’s Expedition of 1355-57, Manchester, 1958, 21, 24. A.E. Prince, ‘The Strength of English Armies in the Reign of Edward III’, EHR, xlvi (1931), 353-71, estimated the men-at-arms brought by the chief captains to be as follows: Warwick, 120; Suffolk, 60; Salisbury, about 55; Cobham, ...30; Lisle, 60. H.J. Hewitt, numbered Lisle’s retinue as 20 knights, 39 esquires and 40 mounted archers, citing PRO E372/200/7: The Organisation of War Under Edward III, Manchester, 1966, 35. In addition, Oxford may have had a contingent of 60 men-at-arms. All manuscript references hereafter will be to the Public Record Office unless stated otherwise.2BPR, iii, 204-5, 214-16.3Hewitt, Black Prince’s Expedition, 15, 17; R. Delachenal, Histoire de Charles V, (5 vols), Paris, 1909-31, i, 124 n.
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