A miniature map of France showing the movements of the English and French armies during the second half of the Hundred Years' War (1396-1453) with red and blue lines, respectively. This includes the Battle of Agincourt and Joan of Arc's campaign again the English, The date of each campaign and the leaders of each army are also noted alongside each line using the following abbreviations:

A. = Connetable d'Albret
B. = Duke of Bedford
Br. = Duke of Brittany
Bu. = Connetable de Buchan
C. = Charles VI
Cn. - Duke of Clarence
Ch. = Charles VII
Cl. = Count of Clermont
D. = Dauphin Charles
Du. = Dunois
F. = Sir John Fastolf
H. = Henry V
J. = Joan of Arc
J.B. = Jean Bureau
K. = Sir T. Kyriel
R. = Connetable de Richemont
S. = Earl of Salisbury
Sh. = Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury

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

Printed colour. [FR3662]