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Florent d'Illiers , a very brave captain who commanded at Châteaudun , joined
the forces with a certain number of intrepid warriors ; who , acconpanied by La
Hire , made an attempt to enter Orleans with four hundred combatants , and ...
Florent d'Illiers , a very brave captain who commanded at Châteaudun , joined
the forces with a certain number of intrepid warriors ; who , acconpanied by La
Hire , made an attempt to enter Orleans with four hundred combatants , and ...
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And of these were captain de Vendosme , Messire Cerney , an Arragonese , and
many others , accompanied by eight hundred armed combatants , such as
archers , crossbowmen , with other Italian infantry bearing pointed stakes .
And of these were captain de Vendosme , Messire Cerney , an Arragonese , and
many others , accompanied by eight hundred armed combatants , such as
archers , crossbowmen , with other Italian infantry bearing pointed stakes .
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... of the bridge several English lords ; amongst whom of highest renown were ,
Messires John Talbot , first Baron in England , and the lord of Escalle ( lord
Scales ) , accompanied by three hundred combatants ; who conveyed thither
provisions ...
... of the bridge several English lords ; amongst whom of highest renown were ,
Messires John Talbot , first Baron in England , and the lord of Escalle ( lord
Scales ) , accompanied by three hundred combatants ; who conveyed thither
provisions ...
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The following Wednesday came Messire Louis Deculan , admiral of France , and
with him two hundred combatants , repairing to the Portereau before the
Tournelles , where was the garrison of the English ; and in spite of them passed
the ...
The following Wednesday came Messire Louis Deculan , admiral of France , and
with him two hundred combatants , repairing to the Portereau before the
Tournelles , where was the garrison of the English ; and in spite of them passed
the ...
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The Sunday next ensuing , about two in the afternoon , came to the English army
, twelve hundred combatants commanded by Messire John Fascot , ( Fastolf )
bringing with them food , bombs , cannon , powder , arrows , and other
implements ...
The Sunday next ensuing , about two in the afternoon , came to the English army
, twelve hundred combatants commanded by Messire John Fascot , ( Fastolf )
bringing with them food , bombs , cannon , powder , arrows , and other
implements ...
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| Título | Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, Volumen1 Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | R. Triphook, 1824 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun. 2019 |
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