...the conversation, often renewed, betwcen those two princes, which rejoiced all that heard it; artd every one was glad of the return Of the duke of Orleans...been a prisoner in England since the Friday before All-saints-day in the year of grace 1415, until the month of November in the year 1440. The ambassadors...

...nation was becoming tired of the war. The Cardinal's party and the peace policy were gaining head daily. The Duke of Orleans, who had been a prisoner in England since the battle of Agincourt, was released. It was then that Gloucester, in the bitterness of his hatred against...

...nation was becoming tired of the war. The Cardinal's party and the peace policy were gaining head daily. The Duke of Orleans, who had been a prisoner in England since the battle of Agincourt, was released. It was then that Gloucester, in the bitterness of his hatred against...

...with his brother Edmund, achieved this year the great success of retaking Harfleur5. At the same time the duke of Orleans, who had been a prisoner in England since the battle of Agincourt, obtained the order for his release, on the understanding that he should do his...

...with his brother Edmund, achieved this year the great success of retaking Harfleur3. At the same time the duke of Orleans, who had been a prisoner in England since the battle of Agincourt, obtained the order for his release, on the understanding that he should do his...

...Normandy in return for the renunciation of the royal style and arms ; the English were to liberate the Duke of Orleans (who had been a prisoner in England since Agincourt), and Henry was to receive in marriage a French Princess without dowry. The English, however,...