History of Medieval England - Tuesday 6th Period: Lecture 9: The 100 Years War

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Methos lectures on Edward III and his claim to the French throne through his mother (poetically known as the "She-Wolf of France"). The French claimed that French law dictated that inheritance couldn't be passed through the female line. Edward claimed that he had a lot of soliders who would be willing to kick their asses. This leads to warfare, broken up by interludes of devistating plague.

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QUESTIONS: Medieval England Lecture 10

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Zero took notes to the effect that plague > an oodle of soldiers willing to kick asses > stupid French laws.

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Lana stares down at the floor most of class and probably barely hears anything that's said.

AFTER CLASS: Medieval England Lecture 10

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OOC: Medieval England Lecture 10

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Sorry for the lateness, folks. I spaced.