Summary:
The book is a comprehensive biography of King Edward III of England, exploring his life, reign, and the transformation of England into a prominent European power during the 14th century. It delves into Edward's military achievements, domestic policies, and the cultural flourishing of his era, while also examining his character and the complexities of his personal relationships.
Key points:
1. Edward III's Leadership: Edward III's strong leadership helped make England a major military power, marked by victories like the Battle of Crécy and Poitiers.
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