John de Vere was a battle-hardened noble who stood shoulder to shoulder with Edward III during the opening chapters of the Hundred Years’ War. As Earl of Oxford, he led his men to France and fought at the legendary Battle of Crécy in 1346, where English longbows shredded the French cavalry and victory echoed across Europe. Known for loyalty to crown and country, de Vere was the kind of knight who carried both his family’s ancient name and England’s fortunes on his shoulders. He died in 1360, remembered as a steady commander in a turbulent age—a warrior Earl whose legacy helped cement the de Vere line as one of England’s great knightly dynasties.
John de Vere was a battle-hardened noble who stood shoulder to shoulder with Edward III during the opening chapters of the Hundred Years’ War. As Earl of Oxford, he led his men to France and fought at the legendary Battle of Crécy in 1346, where English longbows shredded the French cavalry and victory echoed across Europe. Known for loyalty to crown and country, de Vere was the kind of knight who carried both his family’s ancient name and England’s fortunes on his shoulders. He died in 1360, remembered as a steady commander in a turbulent age—a warrior Earl whose legacy helped cement the de Vere line as one of England’s great knightly dynasties.
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Small Print Dimensions: 11.7” x 8.3” (Unframed)
Large Print Dimensions: 16.5” x 11.7” (Unframed)
Extra Lege Print Dimensions: 19” x 13” (Unframed)
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