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fought between the English and a Franco-Scots army on 22 March 1421 at Baugé, France, east of Angers, was a major defeat for the English in the Hundred Years'

other English captives, but ere they had gone many steps, they dash'd out the brains of the infant against a tree, and several of the other captives, as

Pocahontas, on 13 April 1613, and held her as a captive at Henricus as security against the return of English captives and property held by Powhatan. Pocahontas

the Americas had developed customs for dealing with captives. Depending on the region, captives could either be killed, tortured, kept alive and assimilated

The Captive may refer to: The Captive (1915 film), a drama film directed by Cecil B. DeMille The Captive, the English title of La Prisonnière, a 1968

tribe. After many years the Indian tribe's Sachem decides to sell his English captives to the French in Montréal, Quebec. However, Susanna's master forces

Guests of the Nation, in which IRA soldiers develop a bond with their English captives, whom they are ultimately forced to kill, partly inspired the story

successful return of the captives for political reasons, then released the French captives, including Baptiste; the remaining captives who chose to return

Spain, but was lost with her mixed prize-crew of 70 Spaniards and English captives, along with a large number of the Spanish ships in a dreadful storm