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De Brocas

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    • Season 1 – Genesis
      • S1E1 – De Brocas PILOT
      • S1E2 – The Rise of Wallace
        • S1E2 Outline/Beatsheet
      • S1E3 – Falkirk and the Deepest Winter
      • S1E4 -A Respite, a Truce, and a New Kind of Gascon
      • S1E5 – The Fragile Grip we Take for Granted
      • S1E6 – This Perfect Mind, and the End of Wallace
      • S1e7 – Home at Last and the King of Scots
      • S1E8 – Swans and Templars
      • S1E9 – The Death of Edward
      • S1E10 – Bannockburn
    • Season 2 – Phoenix Rising
      • S2E1
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    • Season 3
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  • Battles
    • Berwick
    • Bonnegarde Ambush
    • Stirling Bridge
    • Falkirk
    • Methven
    • Loudoun Hill
    • Bannockburn
    • Berwick 1318
    • Boroughbridge
    • Sluys
    • Crecy
    • Lunalonge
    • Poitiers
    • Black Monday leading to Treaty of Brétigny/Calais
    • Najera
    • Montiel
    • Agincourt
    • Formigny
    • Gastillon
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    • De Brocas
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  • Events
    • 1299 London Smallpox
    • 1303 Treaty of Paris
    • 1306 Aquitaine granted to Edward II
    • Friday 13th 1307 – Templars Arrested by Philip
    • Great Famine of 1313-1317
    • England Famine 1321
    • 1360 – Black Monday leading to Treaty of Brétigny/Calais
  • Novels
    • Book One: French Origins

S1E10 – Bannockburn

November 18, 2021 By Jen

19 June, 1312 – June 1314

Gaveston murdered. 

Arnald is able to spend time with his sons. He’s very proud of them and misses Margaret. His PTSD torments him.

Edward III born

1313 Crop failures

Philip had Jacques de Molay, the last Grand Master of the Temple, and Geoffroi de Charney, Preceptor of Normandy, burned at the stake.

1314 Famine. The great famine 1313-1317- The period was marked by extreme levels of crime, disease, mass death, and even cannibalism and infanticide.

1314 Arnald is killed when Edward II abandons his army at Bannockburn.

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