Under the Flag of France: A Tale of Bertrand du Guesclin
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A physically deformed but unusually strong young noble struggles against family rejection and social scorn, seeking military renown and personal redemption. The narrative traces his rise through acts of daring: rescues, single combat, raids, and siege fighting, amid betrayals, superstition, and pandemic hardship. Episodes combine battlefield action, clever stratagems, moral dilemmas, and uncanny incidents such as phantom warriors and haunted encampments, leading to startling revelations and a final reckoning.
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