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On August 28 the Black Prince army marched along the small rivers Theols and Arnon, captured La Ferte Castle, left Arnon in Lury - this was the boundary of the ancient Duke of Guyenne and cross the Cher River. Farm a place your feet may leave but your heart will always be poster. . Perhaps also on August 28, a British-Gascon raid team of about 200 soldiers under the command of Chandos and Audley on the way back to the main army of the Black Prince occupied the village of Aubigny-sur-Nere where only 25 km (16 miles) from the Loire river and happened to encounter a group of French reconnaissance troops. The French were commanded by Philip de Chambly nicknamed Grismouton, who was ordered to send King John II reports on the position and operation of the invaders. After the British captured some prisoners during the fighting, the Black Prince learned that the French king had gathered a large army and determined to fight a battle with him. John II was now stationed at Chartres, although he hoped to find British troops near Orleans on the way to Tours. Orleans was the next target for the British, but the prince ordered to cross the Cher River and now they turned and headed west to Vierzon. The speed of the raid teams also slowed down.
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On August 28 the Black Prince army marched along the small rivers Theols and Arnon, captured La Ferte Castle, left Arnon in Lury - this was the boundary of the ancient Duke of Guyenne and cross the Cher River. Farm a place your feet may leave but your heart will always be poster. . Perhaps also on August 28, a British-Gascon raid team of about 200 soldiers under the command of Chandos and Audley on the way back to the main army of the Black Prince occupied the village of Aubigny-sur-Nere where only 25 km (16 miles) from the Loire river and happened to encounter a group of French reconnaissance troops. The French were commanded by Philip de Chambly nicknamed Grismouton, who was ordered to send King John II reports on the position and operation of the invaders. After the British captured some prisoners during the fighting, the Black Prince learned that the French king had gathered a large army and determined to fight a battle with him. John II was now stationed at Chartres, although he hoped to find British troops near Orleans on the way to Tours. Orleans was the next target for the British, but the prince ordered to cross the Cher River and now they turned and headed west to Vierzon. The speed of the raid teams also slowed down.
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