The Chronicles Of Enguerrand De Monstrelet (Volume 11): Containing An Account Of The Cruel Civil Wars Between The Houses Of Orleans And Burgundy, Of T

A lost voice of medieval France returns vivid, unsparing, and indispensable for anyone who wants to witness the tumult of 15th-century Europe firsthand. The Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet (Volume 11) delivers a living panorama of the Civil Wars between the Houses of Orleans and Burgundy, the English possession of Paris and Normandy, and the dramatic expulsion of the English from France. Monstrelet s eyewitness-like narratives and painstaking detail illuminate the Hundred Years’ War, Burgundian intrigue, and the shifting alliances that shaped medieval France history. Readers will find battle-scenes, courtly betrayal, diplomatic maneuvering, and the human cost of prolonged conflict rendered with clarity and moral purpose. This edition is historically significant: Monstrelet s writings bridge chronicling and early modern historiography, offering a primary-source window into French-English conflicts and the broader political landscape of medieval Europe history. Scholars prize his precise dating and political perspective; casual readers will be drawn to the immediacy of his storytelling and the dramatic sweep of 15th century France events. After decades out of print, Alpha Editions has republished and carefully restored this volume for today s and future generations. More than a reprint, this is a collector s item and cultural treasure fully renewed for modern readers while preserving the original voice and detail. Essential for anyone exploring historical chronicles France, the Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet is a must-have for history lovers, collectors, and students of the French-English conflicts.