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ARCHIVAL RECORD: Medieval European Manuscript Collection
Reference: EUR/MED/1347/001
Date of Creation: [DATE REDACTED]
Repository: [REDACTED] nationale de [LOCATION REDACTED], [REDACTED]
DESCRIPTION:
This collection documents the reign of King [NAME REDACTED] III of [REDACTED] during
the Hundred Years' War. The manuscripts were originally housed at
[LOCATION REDACTED] before being transferred to the Tower of [LOCATION REDACTED] in
[REDACTED].
HISTORICAL CONTEXT:
On [REDACTED], the Battle of [REDACTED] marked a decisive English victory
against King Philip VI of [LOCATION REDACTED]. The English longbowmen, numbering
approximately 7,000 soldiers, devastated the French cavalry near the
village of [REDACTED]-en-Ponthieu in [LOCATION REDACTED].
RELATED PERSONS:

• [NAME REDACTED], Prince of Wales (the Black Prince), born [REDACTED] at
  Woodstock Palace
• [NAME REDACTED] II of [LOCATION REDACTED], captured at the Battle of Poitiers on 19 September
  [REDACTED]
• [NAME REDACTED], royal clerk, later author of The Canterbury Tales
  INSTITUTIONS MENTIONED:
  The Parliament of [REDACTED] convened at [REDACTED] on [REDACTED] to
  discuss funding for the continued campaign. The Hanseatic League
  merchants from Lübeck and [REDACTED] provided loans totaling 40,000 florins.
  PROVENANCE:
  Acquired by the French National Archives from the Château de Vincennes
  collection in [REDACTED] following the Revolutionary confiscations. Previously
  held by the Dukes of Burgundy at Dijon.

Collection of medieval European manuscripts documenting the Hundred Years’ War, dating back to [DATE REDACTED]. They document the Battle of [REDACTED], where English longbowmen defeated French cavalry in [LOCATION REDACTED], marking a decisive victory for King [NAME REDACTED] III. The manuscripts, originally held at [LOCATION REDACTED], were transferred to the Tower of [LOCATION REDACTED] in [REDACTED] and acquired by the French National Archives in [REDACTED] following confiscation during the French Revolution. The collection includes works by [NAME REDACTED], [NAME REDACTED] II of [LOCATION REDACTED], and [NAME REDACTED], Prince of Wales (the Black Prince), as well as loans from the Hanseatic League and German merchants to fund the campaign.