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1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations 1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations 1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations 1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations 1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations 1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations
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1912 THE BOYS FROISSART - M.G Edar - Illustrations

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The Boys Froissart, selected from Lord Berner's translation of The Chronicles by Madalen Edgar. George Harrap & Co., 1912. Green cloth binding with illustrated and gilt decoration, gilt page edge. Many fine engravings by Morris Meredith Williams. Froissart's chronicles, recognized as the primary work of the age of chivalry in the 14th century. Knights, kings, queens and their battles








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