A Brief Note Upon the Battles of Saintes and Mauron - 1351 and 1352 #247109

The Scots defeated at Halidon Hill.1337. The Taking of Cad ant Island.1339-42. Southampton, Portsmouth, and Plymouth are plundered by the French.1340. The Naval Victory at Sluis. 1340.The Siege of Tournai.1346. The Battle of Crey. 1346.The War in Guienne.1346. The Scots defeated at Durham (Nevill sCross). 1347.The Capture of Calais.1348. The Pestilence, or The Black Death.1350. The Naval Victory off Winchelsea. 1355.King Edward captures Edinburgh.1356. The Battle of Poictiers (or Maupertuis).1358. Death of the Queen Mother.1360. The Treaty of Bretigni. 1341. 1342. 1342. 1342. 1342. 1343. 1345. 1347- 1350- 1351. 1351- 1352. 1354. 1357. 1359- 1364.Royal dispute with the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster. Nantes captured by the English. Battle of Morlaix. Brest occupied by the English. The Siege of Hennebont. Attempted Relief ofVannes. Olivier de Clisson decapitated. Charles of Blois defeated. Battle of La Roche Derien. Sir Thos. Dagworth slain. The (second) Battle of Saintes. The Combat of the Thirty. The Battle of Mauron. Calveley sunfortunate engagement at Montmuran. The Siege of Rennes. The deaths of Sir Walter and Lady Bentley. The Battle of Auray and death of Charles of Blois.