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Anglo-French attack on Tunis 1390
The expedition of the French and the English to a town some 100 kilometres from Tunis, at the request of the Genoese. The fleet sets sail. Date: 1390
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1390 Affected Anglo Armour Attack Bourbon Froissart Genoese Kilometres Knights Request Sail Sets Shields Tunis Tunisia Corsairs Piratical
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This evocative print depicts the Anglo-French expedition to the North African town of Tunis in 1390, as chronicled by the renowned medieval historian, Jean Froissart. The image captures the moment the allied fleet sets sail from an unspecified European port, with the English and French ships boldly leading the way. The vessels are adorned with intricately designed shields, bearing the emblems of their respective nations, while the knights on board don their gleaming armor and raise their flags high. The expedition was instigated by a request from the Genoese, who sought assistance in defending their trading interests against the adversely affecting piratical African corsairs. The town of Tunis, located approximately 100 kilometres from the capital, was the primary target of these marauders. The scene is filled with a sense of anticipation and determination, as the ships cut through the waves, leaving a trail of white foam in their wake. The knights on board, their faces set in grim resolve, prepare for the challenges that lie ahead. The ships' masts and rigging are taut, and the sails billow in the wind, propelling the fleet forward with unyielding momentum. The waters around the ships are teeming with activity, with smaller boats manned by sailors and soldiers rowing alongside, ready to join the battle should the need arise. The image also reveals the vastness of the sea, with the horizon stretching out in the distance, emphasizing the scale of the undertaking. This print offers a captivating glimpse into the past, providing a visual representation of the courage and determination that characterized the Anglo-French expedition to Tunis in 1390, as they embarked on their mission to protect European interests in the face of African marauders.
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