Sir Guy de Nesle
Family: France · Role: messenger · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 65, part 1/2
At the hill of Sangate, after the King of France had heard mass, Sir Guy de Nesle rode with Sir Geoffry de Chargny, Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, and Lord of Beaujeu to the King of England. They told him that the French king sought a place for a general combat; Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont delivered the message on their behalf, proposing that the kings’ councils confer and choose a spot.
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- They told the King of England that the French king sought a place for a general combat.(Book 1, Chapter 65, part 1/2 · 📍 the hill of Sangate)
- With: Sir Geoffry de Chargny Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont Lord of Beaujeu
- “then the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont said, ‘Sir, the King of France informs you, through us, that he is come to the hill of Sangate in order to give you battle, but he cannot find any means of approaching you: he therefore wishes you would assemble your council, and he will send some of his, that they may confer together, and fix upon a spot where a general combat may take place.’”
Book 1, Chapter 65, part 1/2
- with Sir Geoffry de Chargny (Sent together as envoys.) “he sent to the King of England the Lord Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, Sir Guy de Nesle, and the Lord of Beaujeu, who, as they rode along, observed how strongly all the passes were guarded.”
- with Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont (Sent together as envoys.) “he sent to the King of England the Lord Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, Sir Guy de Nesle, and the Lord of Beaujeu, who, as they rode along, observed how strongly all the passes were guarded.”
- with Lord of Beaujeu (Sent together as envoys.) “he sent to the King of England the Lord Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, Sir Guy de Nesle, and the Lord of Beaujeu, who, as they rode along, observed how strongly all the passes were guarded.”
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