Diplomatic Preparation for the English Invasion of France in 1415 by Valery Sanzharov, Galina Sanzharova

“…In historiography, the problem is traditionally considered within the framework of works devoted to the personality of Henry V or the history of the Hundred Years War. Analysis. The article analyzes three phases and three components of English diplomatic policy from the coming of Henry V of Lancaster to power to his invasion of Normandy: 1) negotiations with both sides of the intra-French conflict in order to prevent their reconciliation. 2) the territorial claims of Henry V in France (territory in exchange for giving up the “rights” of inheritance). 3) diplomatic activity as a disguise of preparation for war (territory in exchange for peace). …”
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The role of Eton College and King's College, Cambridge, in the polity of the Lancastrian monarchy by Selway, K

“…What has hitherto remained obscure is the way in which this vibrant state inspired religion developed after Henry V's death, in the absence of a mature king, and during the turbulent closing stages of the Hundred Years War. The thesis presents an examination of these concepts.…”

Torre Abbey: locality, community, and society in medieval Devon by Jenkins, J

“…These are further explored in an analysis of the abbey’s role during the Hundred Years’ War and the Wars of the Roses, two conflicts which greatly affected the locality, but required vastly differing approaches by the canons. …”

Von Freunden und Fraktionen: Die Historiendramen von Shakespeare by Murat Öğütcü

“…In Shakespeare’s Elizabethan history plays, the reign of King John, the Hundred Years War, and the Wars of the Roses found in chronicles provided several conflicting sets of values about the notions of friendships that were adapted to contemporary phenomena in the Post-Armada Period. …”
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The Medieval Borderline Identities: The Guildsmen in History and in Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales by Nazan Yıldız

“…However, the drastic financial, societal and governmental fluctuations of the late fourteenth century, to be exact, the Hundred Years War, the Black Death, and the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381, devastated this unbending structure of the feudal realm. …”
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On the Sacral Nature of the Name of St. Michael’s Castle in Saint Petersburg by Nikolai I. Petrov

“…French churches were used as fortifications during the Hundred Years’ War, and the texts of that time contain the combinations of words, which correspond to the later historical and architectural term «les églises fortifiées». …”
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Christine de Pizán y La Ciudad de las Damas: la mujer como sujeto jurídico activo Christine de Pizan and The City of Ladies: women as active legal subject by Soledad Barrios, Vanina Guazzaroni

“…We stop in the study of the configuration of Justice, Injustice and the concept of Peace, in relation to the Hundred Years War, analyzing the figure model (proposed by the author) of the women as "active legal subject".…”
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Comparison of French and Worldwide Bacillus anthracis Strains Favors a Recent, Post-Columbian Origin of the Predominant North-American Clade. by Gilles Vergnaud, Guillaume Girault, Simon Thierry, Christine Pourcel, Nora Madani, Yann Blouin

“…Furthermore, it is tempting to speculate that the polytomy's most recent common ancestor -MRCA- dates back to the Hundred Years' war between France and England started in the mid-fourteenth century. …”
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Writing (hi)story : Gascony in Jean Froissart’s chroniques by Souleau, P

“…<p>Jean Froissart’s <em>Chroniques</em>, composed of four Books, relate the first stages of the Anglo-French conflict later known as the Hundred Years’ War (1337–1453).</p> <p>This thesis explores Froissart’s textual journey(s) to Gascon lands (south-west of modern-day France) and history/stories. …”

Alimentation d’une population historique by Estelle Herrscher

“…This diversity could also indicate different means of subsistence induced by historical events such as the Hundred Years’War and the plagues of the mid-14th century AD. …”
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Investigation of Negative and Positive Effects of Pandemics on the Political: With a Focus on the COVID–19 Pandemic232 by Bahram Akhavan Kazemi, Hosein Mohseni

“…For instance, the plague pandemic caused a revolution of the elite and intellectuals and could stop the Hundred Years’ War between England and France. The influenza pandemic brought a sense of urgency to improve public health, leading to advances in medical science, public health planning, and international cooperation among states. …”
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