Chronicle. Translated out of French by John Bourchier [and] Lord Berners, Annis 1523-25, With an Introd. by William Paton Ker (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024096422)

This is Volume 4 of John Bourchierâ€(TM)s translation of Jean Froissart's “Chronicle, ” originally translated from French between 1523 and 1525. Froissart's work provides a vivid and detailed account of the Hundred Years' War and the social and political landscape of medieval Europe. Bourchier, Lord Berners's translation, presented here with an introduction by William Paton Ker, offers valuable insights into the language and literary styles of the early Tudor period. This volume continues the narrative of kings, battles, and chivalric culture, making it an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval history and literature. The 'Chronicle' remains a cornerstone text for understanding the complexities of late medieval and early Renaissance Europe.

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