Robert of Avesbury's work opens with a short sketch of the reign of Edward II and the wars with Scotland are spoken of briefly, but the continental wars from 1339 to 1356 occupy most of the narrative.
Robert of Avesbury's work opens with a short sketch of the reign of Edward II and the wars with Scotland are spoken of briefly, but the continental wars from 1339 to 1356 occupy most of the narrative.