The Butcher: The One-Eyed Constable of France
Olivier de Clisson saw France behead his father, fought against it, then became its Constable. His cruelty earned him the name 'the Butcher'.
Articles about the Hundred Years' War, 1337 to 1453.
Olivier de Clisson saw France behead his father, fought against it, then became its Constable. His cruelty earned him the name 'the Butcher'.
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