The story I’m about to tell you is not one that fits neatly into the grand histories of kings and battles, nor does it appear in the sweeping narratives of medieval glory or tragedy. It is a whisper at the edge of the Hundred Years’ War, a flicker of something unresolved, something that history seems…
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