Verneuil the Second Agincourt 1424: The Battle of the Three Kingdoms by Richard Wadge

Author:Richard Wadge
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780750963350
Publisher: The History Press
Published: 2014-12-22T16:00:00+00:00

Notes

110 Summary from Allmand, C.T. (1983), pp. 19–20.

111 Harriss, G. (2005), p. 550.

112 Wylie, J.H. and Waugh, W.T. (1914–29), vol. III, p. 266.

113 Barker, J., Conquest (London, 2009), p. 33.

114 The accounts of the Battle of Baugé give few precise dates, so while Clarence was definitely at Beaufort for two days, he may have been there for slightly longer.

115 A Parisian Journal (1968), p. 159.

116 Scotichronicon by Bower, W., edited by Watt, D.E.R., vol. 8 (Aberdeen, 1987), p. 121.

117 Wylie, J.H. and Waugh, W.T. (1914–29), vol. III, p. 310.

118 Wylie, J.H. and Waugh, W.T. (1914–29), vol. III, p. 311.

119 Newhall, R.A. (1924), p. 280.

120 Newhall, R.A. (1924), p. 276.

121 Grant, A. (1984), p. 47.

122 Grant, A. (1984), p. 47.

123 Ditcham, B.G.H., ‘The Employment of Foreign Mercenary Troops in the French Royal Armies 1415–1470’, Phd dissertation (Edinburgh, 1979), http://deremilitari.org/articles/, chapter 2, p. 6.

124 Quoted in Dockray, K., Henry V (Stroud, 2004), p. 199.

125 Quoted in Newhall, R.A. (1924), p. 276n.

126 Usk, Adam, The Chronicle of Adam Usk 1377–1421, edited and translated by Given Wilson, C. (Oxford, 1997), p. 271.

127 Figures for the strength of both Clarence’s army at Baugé and Henry’s army from Harriss, G. (2005), p. 550.

128 Duffus Hardy, Sir T., ‘Syllabus of the documents relating to England and other kingdoms … Rymer’s Foedera’ (London, 1873), vol. 2.

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