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Jonathan Sumption in his book Trial by Fire writes The Queen, Jeanne de Boulogne ... died of the plague om September 1361. Two months later, on 21 November, Philip himself died of injuries sustained in a riding accident. How can this be reconciled with statements made in this and other articles? Fornadan(t) 17:34, 23 May 2009 (UTC)Reply
