About This Book
The biography traces the life of a medieval prince from childhood through military command, chronicling his training, key campaigns on the continent, and conduct in sieges and pitched battles. It examines his administrative role in held territories, relations with contemporaries, and reputation for chivalry and generosity alongside the harsh realities of warfare. The narrative follows his return home, declining health, and death, and interweaves political and social context to illuminate the period's institutions and practices. Maps and plans accompany the portrait to clarify movements and engagements.
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