John Maddicott
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A 15th-Century perspective on the European balance of power.
Published April 30 1986
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John Maddicott argues that Edward III's bid for glory in France was motivated by concerns about England's neighbours and trade as well as amour propre for his claim to the throne of Philip of Valois. Published April 30 1986
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Editor Gordon Marsden rounds up what is to come in History Today, 1986.
Published January 1 1986
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