...interesting of all the heroines of Tale ° f chivalry was Jane Countess of Mountfbrt, who, as Froissart says, had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion. She was a worthy descendant of those German women whom Tacitus describes as mixingwith the warriors,...

...heroines of TiJe of ' Jane of chivalry was Jane Countess of Mountfort, who, Mountfort as Froissart says, had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion. She was a worthy descendant of those German women whom Tacitus describes as mixingwith the warriors,...

...the King of England, and by b; of his arrest, contrary to King Philip's orders. This lady, who, says Froissart, " had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion," being in the city of Renne! when her lord was taken, scorned to yield to the grie! with which that...

...arrived too late. This remarkable woman, who was sister to the earl of Flanders, is described as having had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion. When her husband was made prisoner, she lost none of that courage, but went about to all the fortresses...

...interesting of all the heroines of chivalry, was Jane, Countess of Mountfort, who, as Froissart says, had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion. She was a worthy descendant of those German women whom Tacitus describes as mixing with the warriors,...

...de Montfort, wife of. the imprisoned earl, and sister to the Earl of Flanders. This lady, who, says Froissart, " had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion," being in the city of Rennes when her lord was taken, scorned to yield to the grief with which that...

...de Montfort, wife of the imprisoned Earl, and sister to the Earl of Flanders. This lady, who, says Froissart, " had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion," being in the city of Rennes when her lord was taken, scorned to yield to the grief with which that...

...de Montfort, wife of the imprisoned Earl, and sister to the Earl of Flanders. This lady, who, says Froissart, " had the courage of a man and the heart of a lion," being in the city of Rennes when her lord was taken, scorned to yield to the grief with which that...

...Earl Mountfort was taken at Nantes, and how he died. Now let us speak of the Countesse, his wife, who had the courage of a man, and the heart of a lion; she was in the city of Renes when her lorde was taken, and howbeit, that she had great sorrow at her...

...Earl Mountfort was taken at Nantes, and how he died. Now let us speak of the Countesse, his wife, who had the courage of a man, and the heart of a lion ; she was in the city of Renes when her lorde was taken, and howbeit, that she had great sorrow at...