The Black Arrow (Masterplots, Revised Second Edition)

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The Story:

One afternoon in the late springtime, the Moat House bell began to ring. A messenger had arrived with a message from Sir Daniel Brackley for Sir Oliver Oates, his clerk. When the peasants gathered at the summons of the bell, they were told that as many armed men as could be spared from the defense of Moat House were to join Sir Daniel at Kettley, where a battle was to be fought between the armies of Lancaster and York. There was some grumbling at this order, for Sir Daniel was a faithless man who fought first on one side and then on the other. He had added to his own...

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