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Conquelt of F ranee;
with' t h e
Life and Glorious A cl ions
OF'.
Edward the Black Prince,
;Son to Edward III. King of England#-.his Victpry,
j with about i2,oco Archers and I^ea at Arm's, o-
ver Philip of France, and teoioOO Frenchmen;
j liis vanquiihing King John of France, and taking
him and his Son Prifoners 5 his love to the Fail of
Kent’s fair Daughter, and Marriage with i.ci: Be-
J ing a Hiilory fad of great and noble Actions, hi
Love Sc Arms, to the honour of the Engiilh Nation;
G L A S G O W,
PRINTED BY j. & M. ROBERTSON, 179?.
with' t h e
Life and Glorious A cl ions
OF'.
Edward the Black Prince,
;Son to Edward III. King of England#-.his Victpry,
j with about i2,oco Archers and I^ea at Arm's, o-
ver Philip of France, and teoioOO Frenchmen;
j liis vanquiihing King John of France, and taking
him and his Son Prifoners 5 his love to the Fail of
Kent’s fair Daughter, and Marriage with i.ci: Be-
J ing a Hiilory fad of great and noble Actions, hi
Love Sc Arms, to the honour of the Engiilh Nation;
G L A S G O W,
PRINTED BY j. & M. ROBERTSON, 179?.
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| Description | With the life and glorious actions of Edward the Black Prince, son to Edward III. King of England, his victory, with about 12,000 archers and men at arms, over Philip of France, and 100,000 Frenchmen; his vanquishing King John of France, and taking him and his son prisoners; his love to the Earl of Kent's fair daughter, and marriage with her: being a history full of great and noble actions, in love & arms, to the honour of the English nation. Glasgow, : Printed by J. & M. Robertson,, 1798. |
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