Black Prince

"The Black Prince: An Historical Poem" recounts the life and exploits of Edward, the Black Prince, a pivotal figure in English history and the Hundred Years' War. Penned by Chandos Herald, this epic poem offers a contemporary perspective on the Black Prince's campaigns, battles, and chivalric ideals. The poem celebrates his victories and explores the virtues associated with medieval knighthood.

This historical poem provides valuable insights into the military strategies, political landscape, and cultural values of the 14th century. Readers interested in medieval history, epic poetry, and the lives of legendary figures will find "The Black Prince" to be an engaging and informative work.

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