La guerre de Cent Ans : 3 personnages, 3 guerres différentes

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Aujourd’hui je vous propose un petit épisode sur une grande thématique : la guerre de Cent Ans. Et ce que l’on va voir aujourd’hui, c’est que la Guerre de Cent Ans n’est pas une guerre unique, pour la seule succession du trône de France.

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Général
- Jean Favier, La Guerre de Cent Ans, Editions Pluriel 1980 (2018)

Duguesclin
- Chroniques, Jean Froissart (https://fr.wikisource.org/wiki/Les_Chroniques_de_Sire_Jean_Froissart )
- Georges Minois, Duguesclin, Editions Fayard, 1993 (2010)
- Thierry Lassabatère, Du Guesclin, Vie et fabrique d’un héros médiéval, Editions Perrin 2015

Prince Noir
- Michael Jones, The Black Prince, Head Zeus, 2017
- Antoine Lebègue, Le Prince Noir et sa Légende, Editions Sud-Ouest, 2012
- Joseph Moisant, Le Prince Noir en Aquitaine, Editions des régionalismes, 2012 (2017)

Gaston Phoebus
- Voyage en Bearn, Jean Froissart (https://fr.wikisource.org/wiki/Les_Chroniques_de_Sire_Jean_Froissart/Livre_III )
- Le livre de la Chasse, Gaston III de Foix-Béarn
- Claudine Pailhes, Gaston Fébus, collection Tempus, Perrin, 2010 (2007)
- Pierre Tucoo-Cala, Gaston Fébus, Prince des Pyrénées, Atlantica, 1991 (2014)
- Catalogue, Gaston Fébus Prince Soleil, Grand Palais 2012

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