In the shadowy corridors of medieval Europe, where the clash of steel echoed through the ages, unfolds a gripping narrative of power, betrayal, and survival. This volume, once lost to time and now resurrected by Alpha Editions, offers a vivid portrayal of the civil wars narrative that tore apart the very fabric of 15th century France. As the English occupation of Paris cast a long shadow, the fierce struggle between the houses of Orleans and Burgundy unravelled with dramatic intensity. The expulsion from Normandy marked a turning point, shaping the destiny of a nation caught in the relentless tide of the Hundred Years War. This historical chronicles collection is not merely a recounting of events but a window into the soul of medieval French history, capturing the essence of human conflict and resilience. It stands alongside the works of Jean Froissart, offering valuable academic reference material for those who seek to understand the complex tapestry of medieval Europe events. For history enthusiasts and collectors alike, this edition is not just a reprint - it's a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Restored for today's and future generations, it bridges the past and present, allowing readers to traverse the tumultuous landscapes of a bygone era. Having been out of print for decades, its return is a testament to the enduring significance of these chronicles, inviting a new audience to explore the depths of history's grand theatre.