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[[Hundred Years War]]: Scarborough, a centre of the [[wool]] trade, attacked several times

The early stages of the [[Hundred Years War]] also saw a devastating civil war between two rival claimants to the duked

* [[Hundred Years War]] ===The Hundred Years War===

...e in central Europe whilst the rest of the continent was involved in the [[Hundred Years War|Hundred Years' War]].

...roughly 1350 to 1430. However, as their victories increased in the later Hundred Years War, the French took to increased mounted action -- the Battle of Formigny was ...asingly professional, paid warriors (a trend which actually started in the Hundred Years War) and, after suffering setbacks due to the new technology of firearms, progr

...chard II of England|Richard II]] and a French princess, thereby ending the Hundred Years War. If this was the purpose of their trip, they were unsuccessful, as no weddi

1337    Beginning of [[Hundred Years War]][http://www.theotherside.co.uk/tm-heritage/background/100yearswar.htm] - a 1453    End of Hundred Years War - leaving England with no French possessions except Calais.

...wing centuries, playing its part in rebellions and civil war. During the [[Hundred Years War]] (1337-1453), Scarborough was an important port for the [[wool]] trade, so

...wing centuries, playing its part in rebellions and civil war. During the [[Hundred Years War]] (1337-1453), Scarborough was an important port for the [[wool]] trade, so

* [[Hundred Years War]]