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As the main battle of the Second Huguenot War, I think it would be good if this article had a section of background, and a section describing the battle. Both sides claimed victory with convincing reasons.

This battle is also interesting due to being one of the few instances where the leader of a nation's navy fought the leader of the nation's army in a land battle. Ikmxx ( talk) 21:18, 19 February 2013 (UTC) reply