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Summary Of By Fire And Sword By Clifford Rogers

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Clifford J. Rogers argues in By Fire and Sword, that the Hundred Years War (1337 – 1453) should not be considered a “tourney or game,” but rather amounted in non-comparable levels of destruction within France. Rogers explains that the testimonies of chroniclers, poets, and clergyman concerned with the levels of destruction inflicted during the Hundred Years War should be taken with a grain of salt. Often do these chroniclers replace accuracy, with dramatic story telling. Rogers argues that the English were not satisfied solely with battlefield victories over the French army, as they did not yield the desired political outcomes. Instead, when the French refused to fight, the English took the fight directly to the civilian population, implementing
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