The Battle of Crécy: A Casebook

Cover
Contents
Illustrations
Contributors
Preface: The Shape of the Volume
Map of the Crécy Campaign
Losses Uncountable: The Context of Crécy
Sources on the Battle
	1. William Retford, Kitchen Journal
	2. Cleopatra Itinerary
	3. Colins de Beaumont, On the Crécy Dead
	4. Richard Wynkeley, Letter to the Blackfriars
	5. Edward III, Letter to Thomas Lucy
	6. Michael Northburgh, Letter
	7. Edward III, Request for Supplies
	8. Philippe VI, Payment to Loyal Men
	9. Robert de Dreuex, Horses Lost at Crécy
	10. Johann von Schönfeld, Letter to Passau
	11.
Thomas Bradwardine, Victory Sermon
	12. Jean de Batery, Poem of the Eight Coats-of-Arms
	13. King John of Bohemia
	14. Chronicle of the Este Family
	15. Annals of Zwettl
	16. Chronicle of Lanercrost
	17. Chronicle of Guyenne
	18. Crécy Poem
	19. Guillaume Flote, Horses Lost at Crécy
	20. Chronicle of the Counts of Flanders
	21. Chronicle of Artois
	22. Chronicle
of Saint-Omer
	23. Capture of Tifford
	24. Rhyming Chronicle
	25. Giovanni Villani, New
 Chronicle
	26. John of Hocsem, Chronicle
	27. Pistoian History
	28. Jean de Winterthur, Chronicle
	29. Gilles
li Muisit, Major Chronicle
	30. Grand Chronicles
	31. William of Dene,
History of Rochester
	32. Matthius von Neuenburg, Chronicle
	33. Anonymous of Leoben, Chronicle
	34. John of Tynemouth, Golden History
	35. Psedo-Adam Murimuth, Chronicle [Nero Version]
	36. Philippe of Orléans, Ransom Payment
	37. Chronicle of Siena
	38. Jan van Boedale, Brabantese Stories
	39. Laurence Minot, Edward III in France
	40. Polychronicon Continuation
	41. Iolo Goch, Panegyric to Edward III
	42. Francis of Prague, Chronicle
	43. Marco Battagli, Chronicle
	44. Michael de Leone, Housebook
	45. Geoffrey le Baker, Chronicle
	46. Anonymous of Rome, Chronicle
	47. Iolo Goch, Elegy for Sir Rhys ap Gruffudd
	48. Richard Lescot, Chronicle Continuation
	49. Guglielmo Cortusio, History of Padua
	50. Jean le Bel, Chronicle
	51. Heinrich of Diessenhofen, Chronicle
	52. Thomas Gray, Scalacronica [Leland’s Abstract]
	53. Thomas Bisset, Gesta Annalia II
	54. Neplach of Opatovice, Chronicle
	55. Heinrich Taube of Selbach, Chronicle
	56. John Ergom, Commentary to Bridlington’s Prophecy
	57. Brief Chronicle
	58. Chronicle of Canterbury
	59. Eulogium Historiarum
	60. Accounts of a Citizen of Valenciennes
	61. Chronicle of Saint-Trond
	62. John of Reading, Chronicle
	63. Jean de Venette, Chronicle
	64. Chronicle of Normandy
	65. Beneš Krabice, Chronicle of the Church of Prague
	66. World-chronicle of Köln
	67. Prose Brut [Common Version to 1377]
	68. Chronicle of Flanders [Version A]
	69. Niccolò of Ferrara, World History
	70. Chandos Herald, Life of the Black Prince
	71. Death of King John
	72. Henry Knighton, Chronicle
	73. Anonimalle Chronicle
	74. Tilemann Elhen, Chronicle of Limburg
	75. Jean Froissart, Chronicles [Amiens Version]
	76. Jean Froissart, Chronicles [Abridged Version]
	77. Jakob Twinger, Chronicle of Strasburg
	78. Chronicle of the First Four Valois Kings
	79. Thomas Burton, Chronicle of Meaux Abbey
	80. Chronicle of the Low Countries
	81. Jean Froissart, Chronicles [B/C Version]
Notes to the Texts
Essays on the Battle of Crécy
The Location of the Battle of Crécy
The Bohemian Participation in Crécy
The Geoese Crossbowmen at Crécy
The Tactics of Crécy
Froissart\'s Herce and Crécy
The Italian Perspective on Crécy
Counting the Dead at Crécy
The After-Life of Crécy
Bibliography
Index to the Volume