Edward of Woodstock, known as the Black Prince, was a formidable mid-14th century warrior who emerged from multiple battles relatively unscathed—only to be felled by disease at the relatively ...

Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince, was never seriously injured despite the number of military campaigns he led. But he had a chronic illness that waxed and waned for almost 9 years, to which ...

Edward the Black Prince was primed to become an even more disturbing king than his father—until an utterly gruesome end cut his life short.

Edward of Woodstock, the Black Prince, was never seriously injured despite the number of military campaigns he led. But he had a chronic illness that waxed and waned for almost 9 years, to which ...

This is a fascinating story but sadly contains several historical errors. (None of them in any way affecting the hypothesis about how the Black Prince died.) In the third paragraph, "skills that ...