The Chronicle of Froissart volume 2
The Chronicle of Froissart volume 2
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And Caruet the Breton. And agaynste them there were men of warr in the fronters of Poictou and Xainton, as dyvers knyghtes of the Princis, and specially sir Symon Burle, and sir Dangouse ; 2 how be it, they had nat the iiii. Part " d'Aghorisscs. Of the men that the Frenchemen had, for the Frenchemen were a thousand fightyng men or mo, and the Englisshemen past nat a two or thre hundred at the most ; for the Prince had sent a great nombre of his men into iiii. Armies, as to Montaban a v. Hundred..., with sir John Chandos, and other companions in the landes of the erle of Armynacke and the lorde Dalbreth ; and also a great company with sir Hugh Caurell ; and the greattest company of all with his brother, therle of Cambridge to the siege of Bourdeill : wherfore, there were but fewe agaynst the Frenchemen in Poictou : howebeit, they acquited themselfe right nobly, and dyd theyr devour to kepe the fronters and garisons there, and never refused to fight and to skrymisshe with the Frenche- men, thoughe they were nothynge lyke in nombre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Caruet the Breton. And agaynste them there were men of warr in the fronters of Poictou and Xainton, as dyvers knyghtes of the Princis, and specially sir Symon Burle, and sir Dangouse ; 2 how be it, they had nat the iiii. Part " d'Aghorisscs. Of the men that the Frenchemen had, for the Frenchemen were a thousand fightyng men or mo, and the Englisshemen past nat a two or thre hundred at the most ; for the Prince had sent a great nombre of his men into iiii. Armies, as to Montaban a v. Hundred..., with sir John Chandos, and other companions in the landes of the erle of Armynacke and the lorde Dalbreth ; and also a great company with sir Hugh Caurell ; and the greattest company of all with his brother, therle of Cambridge to the siege of Bourdeill : wherfore, there were but fewe agaynst the Frenchemen in Poictou : howebeit, they acquited themselfe right nobly, and dyd theyr devour to kepe the fronters and garisons there, and never refused to fight and to skrymisshe with the Frenche- men, thoughe they were nothynge lyke in nombre.
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