A miniature map of France, Belgium, and southern England showing the movements of the English and French armies during the first half of the Hundred Years' War (1338-1396). with red and blue lines, respectively. The date of each campaign and the leaders of each army are also noted alongside each line using the following abbreviations:

A. = Duc d'Anjou
B. = Charles of Blois
Bh. = Admiral Bahuchet
B.P. = Black Prince
Ch. = Jean Chandos
D. = Du Guesclin
Ed. = Edward III
G. = Sir Guy of Flanders
Gr. = Grailli, Captal de Buch
H.T. = Henry of Trastamara
J. = King John II
J.M. = Jean de Montfort
K. = Admiral Kiriat
M. = Sir Walter Manny
N. = Duke of Normandy
P. = Philip VI
Pe. = Earl of Pembroke
K. = Sir Robert Knolles
L. = Earl of Lancaster
S. = Earl of Salisbury
V. = Admiral Cabeza de Vaca
Vi. = Admiral Jean de Vienne

This map was included in Dr Emil Reich's A New Student's Atlas of English History.

Printed colour. [FR3661]