The Seventy Years War (In the Footsteps of Charlemagne)

Seventy Years War Beginning: 1349 End: 1417 Place: France, Burgundy, Brittany Outcome: French victory England cede all continental territory to France except for the Pale of Manche Combatants France Brittany Burgundy England Burgundy Commanders Philippe II of France François I of France François II of France Jean de Malaucène John I of England Edward III of England John II of England Richard IV of England Lionel Belmont Strength Unknown Unknown Casualties and Losses Unknown Unknown

The Seventy Years War is the name given to a series of separate conflicts between England and France which took place during the mid-late thirteenth and early-fourteenth centuries. The war ended officially with the signing of peace at Paris in 1417, where England relinquished most of her French territories to France.