Edward the Black Prince 'may have died of malaria or even IBD rather than chronic dysentery as commonly believed

Edward the Black Prince 'may have died of malaria or even IBD rather than  chronic dysentery as commonly believed

The death of Edward of Woodstock at the age of 45 in 1376 is said to have changed the course of English history

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New study re-examines the death of Edward the Black Prince

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Chronic dysentery was likely not the killer of Edward the Black Prince, despite what is commonly believed

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Edward the Black Prince Did Not Die of Chronic Dysentery, Study Reveals

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Edward The Black Prince: What Really Killed The Greatest English Soldier

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