The Ill-Made Knight
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Paris was . . . astonishing. Horrible. And damned confusing. When the French tried to rid themselves of their King. Oh, I was there.After Poitiers, nothing went as we expected. I spent enough time with the Earl of Oxford and the Prince after the battle to know what they expected, and I was present – carving meat – when Sir Neil Loring came to Bordeaux from King Edward of England. He told us that all we had to do was hold the King of France and wait for all France to fall in our laps like ripe fr...uit.But it didn’t happen.What happened was much worse – for France and for us.First, Paris declared itself to be the government. Ah, mes frères, that’s purest crap, but it’s true nonetheless. Before Poitiers, there were quite a few Frenchmen – nobles, merchants, peasants and churchmen – who thought King Jean was anything but ‘the good’, and after the battle, such voices were loudest, and instead of ransoming him, they as much as declared they could govern better without him.Truth be told, he’d failed them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paris was . . . astonishing. Horrible. And damned confusing. When the French tried to rid themselves of their King. Oh, I was there.After Poitiers, nothing went as we expected. I spent enough time with the Earl of Oxford and the Prince after the battle to know what they expected, and I was present – carving meat – when Sir Neil Loring came to Bordeaux from King Edward of England. He told us that all we had to do was hold the King of France and wait for all France to fall in our laps like ripe fr...uit.But it didn’t happen.What happened was much worse – for France and for us.First, Paris declared itself to be the government. Ah, mes frères, that’s purest crap, but it’s true nonetheless. Before Poitiers, there were quite a few Frenchmen – nobles, merchants, peasants and churchmen – who thought King Jean was anything but ‘the good’, and after the battle, such voices were loudest, and instead of ransoming him, they as much as declared they could govern better without him.Truth be told, he’d failed them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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