Honour & Arms: Tales From Froissart (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171641421)

"Honour & Arms: Tales From Froissart" presents a compelling selection from the chronicles of Jean Froissart, offering a vivid window into the tumultuous 14th century. This accessible volume, adapted by Mary Macleod Banks, brings to life the epic battles, chivalric codes, and political intrigues of medieval Europe. Readers will encounter valiant knights, powerful monarchs, and dramatic events that shaped the course of history.

Froissart's detailed accounts provide invaluable insights into the Hundred Years' War, courtly life, and the social customs of the era. Experience the age of chivalry through the eyes of a master storyteller, and discover why Froissart's chronicles remain essential reading for anyone interested in the medieval world. This edition preserves the spirit of the original work, making it an engaging and informative resource for students and history enthusiasts alike.

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