The Boy's Froissart

Lord Cobham

Family: England · Role: lord · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 80

In Book 1, Chapter 80, the Prince of Wales asked Lord Cobham and Earl of Warwick to ride across the field and bring back certain news of King John. They spotted the king among advancing men-at-arms and, after dismounting, “conducted him in a peaceable manner to the Prince of Wales.”

Relationship record

Life events

  • The Earl of Warwick and Lord Cobham conducted King John to the Prince of Wales.(Book 1, Chapter 80)
    • With: King John Prince of Wales Earl of Warwick
    • “the two barons, dismounting, advanced to the king with profound reverences, and conducted him in a peaceable manner to the Prince of Wales.”

Book 1, Chapter 80

  • with King John (interaction) “The two barons, immediately mounting their horses, left the prince, and made for a small hillock, that they might look about them: from their stand they perceived a crowd of men at arms on foot, who were advancing very slowly. The King of France was in the midst of them, and in great danger”
  • with Earl of Warwick (The prince sent them together to search for the King of France.) “The prince then, addressing the Earl of Warwick and Lord Cobham, said, ‘I beg of you to mount your horses, and ride over the field, so that on your return you may bring me some certain intelligence of him.’”
  • with Prince of Wales (The Prince directed Lord Cobham to search for the King of France.) “The prince then, addressing the Earl of Warwick and Lord Cobham, said, ‘I beg of you to mount your horses, and ride over the field, so that on your return you may bring me some certain intelligence of him.’”

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