The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

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more sStTavRgant than her husband
Tbs. -plsndnr of ,hs Princ,. and tho -tori.-s
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heinE the wonder of Chrts,-ndom. Hut
In ISsi King John died and charles '
immediately l-gan to create disturb
ahcv- ia the south, with IN" advantl - on
his side II tho famous Breton warrior.
Bertrand du Gus~clin, loader IN "a cope
with any General of the day. Charls-'s
court Was extremely we'll regulated aud
he infinitely pr~ferr,d study a. the camp.
But under tho garb Of a simple scholar
ne hid the talents uf a careful admins
traitor and train.-h diplomat,-t. Iu the
BLACK Princ, he s..em.-t hring beneath
contempt devoid oG all knghtly virtues.
But hing Edward Understood him het'er
and said There nsver was "A Hing who
had le-ss 70 do with arms. yet never was
there n King who gave men ~ much To
do And this able King had made mp
MS Ulltlu 10 WIN NaNh thN I've
knew how to bids his tims. The Spanish
campaign cams 20 his aid and filed the
mea sure Of the mistakes. tactical and adj
illustrative. which tho Black Prince had
made in Aquit.,ine. m spite II rhe advice
and bravery of Sir John Chando-
The Pops Urban V. in 1876. excom-
municated Pedro l.. surnamed thu Cruel.
King Of CASTLE. Pedro had not only
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lands from Aragon and bitterly offended
the King ot France by Ill treating his wife.
BlApchs of Bourbon. Pedro sought and
obtained the aid Of England and tho Black
Prince against his usurping bastard /
brother Henry and against Aragon- The
King of France sent Bertrand du GucSclin
and troops TO the aid of Henry and Ara
gon. ON April ,. 1891, the Black Prince !
fought and won the third and last
famous hattie 81 his career at Najera. !
Then fortune deserted him.
On his return to Bordeaux, with health J
undermined. he found himself confronted /
Nv the difficulties va have already mer-
toned. and in addition tho burden of
payinR for the spanish war. He had
promised Pedro to pay. and Pedro never ]
kept his promise TO repay. lie also owed I
Tor All inc COMPANIES Hial nlTf-l lNT ]
the campaign. II was impossible Co cut F.
down the expenses IL the government. |
immenss retrenrhm@nt was POSSIBLE IN 4
the Princes household expenses. and
there only. But neither the Prince nor
tho Princess would hear ~ economies |
there. Aauitaine revOlted: King Charles !
pursued his policy Of cunning until he
was quito ready 10 throw OF tho mask. |
and then he sent his scullion 10 England !
Thy way n bitter INSULT to make the
formal declaration Of war.
Something might still have han done |
10 retrieve matters had tho Black Prince /
been IN his usual health. But the enteric |
fever which he had caught in Spain \
brought on dropsy. and this progressed
- rapidly during the early months Of .
$50 that he could no longer mount a
horse. His III health also deprived him .
81 the magnetism and cheery manners /
which had bound men To him. Chandos.
who might have come to the rescue. was
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