When it fell in 1558, Mary I allegedly said its name would be found engraved on he heart.
When it fell in 1558, Mary I allegedly said its name would be found engraved on he heart. In 1346, after defeating the French at Crécy [KRAY-see], Edward III [i] laid siege to it. For the next 200  years, it was a safe haven for opponents of the crown, and an English outpost in France. For 10  points—name this French city across the English channel from Dover noted for its burghers.
When it fell in 1558, Mary I allegedly said its name would be found engraved on he heart.
Calais [KAH-lay]