ib.

112. The duke d'Alençon makes the chancellor of

Brittany prisoner

599

113. The French are near taking the castle of Rouen ib.

114. The French take the castle of Dommart in

Ponthieu, and carry off the lord de Dommart

prisoner

571

ib.

86. The maid is taken prisoner by the Burgundians
before Compiegne
87. Young king Henry of England disembarks at
Calais and comes to France
573

.572

600

88. After the capture of the maid, the duke of
Burgundy encamps his army before Com-
piegne

89. The Liegeois raise a large army, and invade the
country of Namur.
90. The duke of Burgundy sends the lord de Croy
to the county of Namur against the Liegeois 575
91. The earl of Huntingdon comes to the aid of the
duke of Burgundy before Compiegne
92. An adventurer named Toumelaire, with some
of the townsmen of Rheims, lays siege to the
castle of Champigneux
93. The death of Philip duke of Brabant. The
duke of Burgundy takes possession of his
duchy

94. Sir John de Luxembourg takes the command
of the siege of Compiegne. The orders he
gives, and other events

ib.

574

ib.

118. The cardinal of Santa Croce is sent by the pope

to France, to endeavour to make peace

between the contending parties

119. The English conquer the bulwark at Lagny-

sur-Marne

120. Philibert de Vaudray, governor of Tonnerre,

and the lord d'Amont wait on the duke of

Bedford to serve him

603

604

605