 | Enguerrand de Monstrelet - 1840 - Страниц: 580
...Danois' men, who entered the place at the same time with the others, crossing the ditches with water np to their necks. Four hundred and twenty English retreated into a strong house at the end of the town nnder their captains, Montfort, treasurer of Normandy, and Foucques Ebon, who surrendered themselves... | |
 | Herald Berry - 1863 - Страниц: 578
...but at the lust the said town was taken by the fire which was thrown into it hy fusees. And then the English retreated into a strong house at the end of the town, being iiij. c. and xx. [480], of whom Foucques Ethon, and Moufort, the treasurer of Normandy, were... | |
 | Joseph Stevenson - 1863 - Страниц: 572
...but at tho last the said town was taken by the fire which was thrown into it by fusees. And then the English retreated into a strong house at the end of the town, being iiij. c. and xx. [480], of whom Foucques Ethon, and Monfort, the treasurer of Normandy, were... | |
 | Enguerrand de Monstrelet - 1867 - Страниц: 580
...de St. Pol nearer to Honfleur on the other side of the river Rille, which runs by the town, — and each lord drew up his men to the attack of the place....prisoners to the counts de Dunois and de St. Pol. Twenty-two new knights •• Bretouil,— a town in Normandy near Conches, the ancient house of Illiers,... | |
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English defended themselves valiantly, but at the last the said town was taken by the fire which was thrown into it by fusees. And then the English retreated into a strong house at the end of the town, being iiij. c. and xx. [480], of whom- Foucques Ethon,... 