Chivalry and Rivalry
The young Black Prince emerges as a celebrated figure in chivalry, contrasting sharply with the failures of the French king John. As rival claims to the French throne complicate the political landscape, the execution of a key nobleman highlights John's alienation of his supporters. Meanwhile, the birth of a new contender, Charles of Navarre, adds another layer of intrigue to the already tumultuous Hundred Years' War.In this clip
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320: Hundred Years' War: The Black Prince
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