Diviser pour mieux juger : concurrence et convergence des parlements au xve siècle by Élisabeth Schmit

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Delphine Demelas, Sur un air épique, sur un air lyrique : célébrer le bon connétable. Édition critique et commentaires du manuscrit 428 (306) de la bibliothèque municipale d’A... by Delphine Demelas

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L’enceinte urbaine d’Aurillac (Cantal) : état des connaissances sur ses origines et son évolution by Marie Caillet

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La concurrence militaire dans les Chroniques de Froissart : une idéologie chevaleresque et son écriture by Clara de Raigniac

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Fortified architecture of the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem in southwest France, from the 12th to the 15th century by Yoan Mattalia

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Les derniers feux de l’Écorcherie : la chevauchée de Robert de Flocques et Poton de Xaintrailles (printemps 1445) by Christophe Furon

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Guerres et violences à l’abbaye d’Ardenne by Yves Chevrefils Desbiolles

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Le Roman de Perceforest, la Sicambre et la guerre de Cent Ans by Levente Selaf

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Adverse Effects: Remarks on the “Scottish antidote” in the 15th Century by Clément Guézais

“…This attitude was reinforced during the Hundred Years War, when the international context favoured an alliance with France and the direct intervention of the Scots on the continent. …”
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The Boy’s Froissart de Lanier ou la réappropriation d’une mémoire européenne à destination des garçons en Amérique

“…Why did Sidney Clopton Lanier decide, shortly after the Civil war, to write a book for young male American readers in which he adapted the Chronicles of Froissart, chronicler of the 14th century who had recounted at the time the Hundred Years’ war ? We will try to understand the relationship that Lanier established between Europe and America, and in particular to identify the founding role played by Caxton and Lord Berners thanks to whom Froissart became known to the English. …”
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La Corroirie de la Chartreuse du Liget à Chemillé-sur-Indrois (Indre-et-Loire). Étude historique et architecturale by Bruno Dufaÿ

“…Caught up in the turmoil of the Hundred Years War and the Wars of Religion, Corroirie was gradually strengthened to become, at the end of the sixteenth century, a real fortified house with moat, gatehouse, towers and arrow slits adapted for artillery. …”
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La collégiale Saint-Étienne de Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre (Indre) by Simon Bryant

“…The site was used as a refuge during the Hundred Years War which caused some damage, particularly to the north aisle. …”
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Le Carnet de campagne du colonel de Villebois-Mareuil : journal de bord d’un « volontaire » d’extrême-droite troublé by Richard Tholoniat

“…In France, the nationalist right and the extreme right sided with the Boers in order to take revenge on the hereditary enemy from the Hundred Years’ War to Waterloo and Fachoda and to revive a nationalism that had suffered from many vicissitudes in the last decade of the 19th century. …”
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"Þat Ʒet þe wynd & þe weder & þe worlde stynkes": The Sins of Richard II and the Corruption of the Crown by Shawn Mcavoy

“…Many writings from late-fourteenth century England reflect a popular conception that English society had deteriorated into serious dysfunction, which included the Hundred Years’ War, recurrent outbreaks of the Black Death, and ongoing tensions between the King and Parliament, among other matters. …”
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Alimentation d’une population historique by Estelle Herrscher

“…This diversity could also indicate different means of subsistence induced by historical events such as the Hundred Years’War and the plagues of the mid-14th century AD. …”
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