Gobin Agace

Family: England · Role: prisoner · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 51

Life events

Gobin Agace promised to guide the king and his army across the Somme at Blanchetaque.(Book 1, Chapter 51 · 📍 Oisemont)
- With: King Edward
- “Sir, I promise you, under peril of my life, that I will conduct you to such a place, where you and your whole army may pass the river Somme without any risk.”
The King of England freed Gobin Agace and his companions without ransom and rewarded Gobin with money and a horse.(Book 1, Chapter 52)
- With: King Edward
- “He called to him Gobin Agace, gave him and his companions their freedom without ransom, and ordered the hundred nobles of gold to be presented him, as well as a good horse.”

with King Edward (The king offered Gobin and his chosen companions their liberty in exchange for showing a ford.) “Whoever will show us such a ford shall have his liberty, and that of any twenty of his fellow-soldiers whom he may wish to select.”

with King Edward (The king freed Gobin Agace without ransom and awarded him money and a horse.) “He called to him Gobin Agace, gave him and his companions their freedom without ransom, and ordered the hundred nobles of gold to be presented him, as well as a good horse.”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.