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The 12 pages that link to Edward the Black Prince, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of CrécyRelated: The prince commanded part of the English army and became closely associated with the battle.

• Edward III of EnglandBroader topic: His victories at Crécy and Poitiers advanced his father’s campaigns in France.

• John of GauntCompared with: As Gaunt’s elder brother, he occupied the direct line of succession that Gaunt did not.

• Treaty of BrétignyRelated: His campaigns helped secure the territories and prisoners underlying the settlement.

• Richard II of EnglandRelated: His death before Edward III made Richard the unexpected heir to the throne.

• Battle of PoitiersRelated: He commanded the English forces and organized their defensive position at Poitiers.

• Bertrand du GuesclinCompared with: His victories in France formed part of the military challenge Du Guesclin worked to reverse.

• John II of FranceRelated: He commanded the English force that captured John at Poitiers.

• Iris MurdochBroader topic: Its unreliable narration makes self-deception part of the reader's moral problem.

• Castilian Civil WarRelated: His intervention brought English military power to Peter’s side.

• John ChandosRelated: Chandos served as a close military associate of the prince in France.

• Jean III de GraillyRelated: Jean served the English regime in Aquitaine under the prince’s command.