The Black Prince

The narrative delves into the life of Edward of Woodstock, known as “the Black Prince,” highlighting his military prowess during key battles like Crécy and Poitiers, which solidified England's power in the Hundred Years War. As lord of Aquitaine, he commanded respect and admiration, ruling a vibrant court in Bordeaux. The book explores the contrast between the legendary chivalric image and the complex reality of his character, set against a backdrop of a tumultuous and fervent medieval society.