Valiant Son (Hardcover)

R. Jay Brenner

ISBN 13: 9798218770075

Published by Royalty Books, 2025

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Hardcover. EDWARD of WOODSTOCK DIED A LEGEND. HE WASN'T BORN ONE.VALIANT SON strips away the facade of the man known in history as England's ruthless Black Prince, revealing the heart of the boy who became the greatest warrior prince of the Middle AgesEdward grew up in a world dominated by his father's political ambitions and war with France. As eldest son of King Edward III, from boyhood, duty and loyalty were drilled into the prince. While he drove himself to prove-to the king and the world-he was worthy to wear England's crown, those who knew him best, his cousin, Joan of Kent, and lifelong friend, John Chandos, understood Edward allowed people to see only what he wanted them to see. The prince embraced the tenets of knighthood, loyalty foremost. When King Edward invaded Normandy, the sixteen-year-old prince went with him. For six grueling weeks the army marched, torching everything in its path until cornered by the French. Though outnumbered four-to-one, duty demanded the prince command the vanguard. Loyal to the end, Prince Edward stepped onto the battlefield knowing every glory-seeking French chevalier's sights were set on taking down the heir to England's throne. Edward's blind faith led to a battlefield betrayal he never saw coming. Meet Edward of Woodstock known in history as the Black Prince. Delve below facade to the heart and soul of the man who became the greatest warrior prince of the Middle Ages.Includes: Glossary, Maps This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Valiant Son (Hardcover)
• Publisher: Royalty Books
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798218770075
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

EDWARD of WOODSTOCK DIED A LEGEND.

HE WASN'T BORN ONE.

VALIANT SON strips away the façade of the man known in history as England's ruthless Black Prince, revealing the heart of the boy who became the greatest warrior prince of the Middle Ages

Edward grew up in a world dominated by his father's political ambitions and war with France. As eldest son of King Edward III, from boyhood, duty and loyalty were drilled into the prince. While he drove himself to prove-to the king and the world-he was worthy to wear England's crown, those who knew him best, his cousin, Joan of Kent, and lifelong friend, John Chandos, understood Edward allowed people to see only what he wanted them to see.

The prince embraced the tenets of knighthood, loyalty foremost. When King Edward invaded Normandy, the sixteen-year-old prince went with him. For six grueling weeks the army marched, torching everything in its path until cornered by the French. Though outnumbered four-to-one, duty demanded the prince command the vanguard. Loyal to the end, Prince Edward stepped onto the battlefield knowing every glory-seeking French chevalier's sights were set on taking down the heir to England's throne. Edward's blind faith led to a battlefield betrayal he never saw coming.