Annals and Legends of CalaisJ. R. Smith, 1852 - 220 páginas |
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ancient Anglo-Calaisian archers Ardres Armigeri Sagittarij equites arms Burnel Calais-The Calaisian Captain castle CHAPTER château Châtelain Chronicle church cloth of gold Comites command Count of Boulogne Count of Flanders Count of Guîsnes court court of chivalry Dame daughter Duchess Duke de Guise Earl Edward III Emma Lyons England English king Eustache Flanders former fortified fortress France French king gallant garrison gates gates of Calais Guîsnes Hâmmes Henry VIII honour Hôtel Isabella of Valois Joh'es John Wallop king's knights Lady Hamilton Lancaster land lodgings Lord Marck Miles quasi Baro Milites Armigeri Sagittarij monarch Nelson Nicholas noble Omers palace Philip Picardy port possession present prisoner Queen ramparts retinue Richard royal Sagittarij equites Banneretti Sagittarij pedites Sangatte Seigneurs siege of Calais Sir Edward Sir John Sir Thomas Sir William Hamilton Staple Street Teroüane tower town of Calais Tufton Turpyn velvet walls whilst Will'us Wolsey
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