At Agincourt - White Hoods of Paris
G. A. Henty"At Agincourt - White Hoods of Paris" by G. A. Henty is a thrilling historical novel set in a feudal castle in Normandie during troubled times. The story revolves around Lady Margaret de Villeroy and her children, who are compelled by the king to become hostages in Paris. Guy Aylmer, a brave companion, accompanies them on this perilous journey. Paris, however, proves to be a city in turmoil, with the guild of butchers taking control and adopting white hoods as their symbol. They lay siege to the house where our hero and his charges reside. In a gripping turn of events, our protagonist and the hostages engage in fierce battles against the white hoods. Eventually, the white hoods are defeated, and our hero, along with Lady Margaret de Villeroy and her children, manages to escape from the city and flee France. This captivating tale of bravery, danger, and escape provides readers with an exciting glimpse into the historical
