[Footnote 63: That military office, so respectable at
present, was still more conspicuous when it was divided
between two persons, (Daniel, Hist. de la Milice Francoise,
tom. ii. p. 5.) One of these, the marshal of the crusade,
was the famous Boucicault, who afterwards defended
Constantinople, governed Genoa, invaded the coast of Asia,
and died in the field of Azincour.]