The Boy's Froissart

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In Book 1, Chapter 29, the French captured Sir Oulphart de Guistelles, whose sight was indifferent and who could not follow their track. Mondrop and Jacquelot de Thiaulx were also surrounded by the enemy and made prisoners.

Relationship record

Book 1, Chapter 29

  • with Sir Oulphart de Guistelles (The French captured him.) “In this chase the French captured Sir Oulphart de Guistelles; for he could not follow their track, his sight being indifferent.”
  • with Mondrop (The French took him prisoner.) “He was surrounded by the enemy, and made prisoner, as were two esquires of the names of Mondrop and Jacquelot de Thiaulx.”
  • with Jacquelot de Thiaulx (The French took him prisoner.) “He was surrounded by the enemy, and made prisoner, as were two esquires of the names of Mondrop and Jacquelot de Thiaulx.”

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