Hundred Years War

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The same amount of people that died in the plague and hundred years war.

After the Hundred Years War, England continued to make claims on the French throne for years afterward, until the Act of Union in 1801, at which time the title of king of France was omitted from the new royal style.

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Basically, the King of England, at that time allied to the Duke of Burgundy and the Count of Luxembourg.

It is were the Congress of Arras met in an unsuccessful bid to end the Hundred Years War in 1435.

The hundred years between England and France was in fact a series of wars with short periods of peace between them. The wars began in 1337 and ended in 1453 thus making it 116 years long.

Between truces and times of peace, they really only fought for 83 years.

The Hundred Years' War last from 1337 to 1453 as a struggle between English leaders and the House of Valois to claim the throne of France. France did not experienced many negative effects after the war's end, as the French were victorious.

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The House of Commons gained more power over the King of England as a result of the Hundred Years War.

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The Hundred Years War was started over a dispute between England and France over who ruled France. The French king at the time had died, and no male heir was still living. The English king at the time claimed that he was distantly related and should get the throne. A dispute started over whether or not England should really have France, and the war began as a way to settle the dispute.

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Joan of Arc had soundly defeated the English at the raising of the siege of Orleans in May, 1429 and at The Battle of Patay, where over 2000 English soldiers were killed that June. This prevented the English from gaining control over all of France and having Henry VI, their king, become the king of France, but rather Charles VII, who Joan had conducted to Rheims to be crowned.

The English therefore feared and hated Joan, so that after she was captured by their ally, the Burgundians, who sold her to the English for 10,000 livres, they decided that they couldn't execute Joan for defeating them in battle, but they could get pro-English French clergy to try her for heresy. This mock trial was full of legal errors, Joan didn't even have a lawyer! All they could find against Joan was that she wore men's clothing, which was contrary to some obscure passage in The Bible.

The reason Joan wore men's clothing on the battlefield was to wear armor to keep from being hurt and in prison she wore men's clothing to keep from being raped by her low class English guards. So Joan was burnt at the stake on May 30, 1431.

25 years later the pope ordered a review of this trial at the request of King Charles VII and so many errors were found in it, and that it had all been a "put up job by the hatred of the English" that Joan was found not guilty of heresy and the entire trial declared null in July, 1456.

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b) she was the prisoner, not of the English, but of the Church.

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