Stories From Froissart presents a selection of narratives from the renowned medieval chronicler Jean Froissart. This compilation focuses on pivotal moments and figures of the 14th century, offering vivid accounts of the English presence in Aquitaine, the dramatic Battle of Poitiers, the controversial reign of Peter the Cruel, and the Black Prince's campaigns in Spain.

Froissart's detailed and engaging prose brings to life the world of knights, battles, and political intrigue, providing invaluable insights into the history and culture of medieval Europe. These stories capture the essence of chivalry and warfare during a turbulent era, making them essential reading for anyone interested in medieval history and literature.

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