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En cette matinée glacée du 29 décembre 1386, la foule afflue vers le monastère parisien de Saint-Martin-des-Champs. L'affaire est grave : l'épouse de Jean de Carrouges, la belle Marguerite, accuse Jacques Le Gris d'avoir profité de l'absence du maître des lieux pour abuser d'elle. Aucune cour n'ayant pu régler le différend, le Parlement de Paris a tranché en faveur du duel judiciaire, une issue sanglante qui sera la dernière de son espèce en France : pour révéler le verdict divin, les deux hommes devront se battre jusqu'à la mort... Cette histoire, Eric Jager la raconte à la manière d'un roman policier, s'appuyant sur les sources et les témoignages qui nous sont parvenus pour ressusciter un pan entier du Moyen Âge. «Du grand spectacle, dont tous les faits sont soigneusement vérifiés par l'historien» Libération «Une histoire taillée pour Hollywood» Ouest France.

"In 1386, a few days after Christmas, a huge crowd gathers at a Paris monastery to watch the two men fight a duel to the death meant to "prove" which man's cause is right in God's sight. The dramatic true story of the knight, the squire, and the lady unfolds during the devastating Hundred Years' War between France and England, as enemy troops pillage the land, madness haunts the French court, the Great Schism splits the Church, Muslim armies threaten Christendom, and rebellion, treachery, and plague turn the lives of all into toys of Fortune."

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