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CONTENTS

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THE THIRD VOLUME:

CHAP: I.

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The king of France sends different captains

with troops to harrass the Armagnacs on

the frontiers. The defeat of the count de

la Marche

1

CHAP. II.

The king of France sends ambassadors to

England. The lord de Croy and the duke

of Bourbon's children obtain their liberty.

Of count Waléran de St Pol

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CHAP. III.

The dukes of Berry, and of Orleans, with
others of their adherents, send an embassy
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to the king of England. The consequences

of it

13

CHAP. IV.

Duke Louis of Bavaria is driven out of Paris

by the Parisians, and his people robbed.

Of the cardinal de Cambray, and the

prohibition of the king of England 24.

CHAP. V.

The king of Sicily leaves Paris. The siege

of Domfront. The battle of St Remy du

Plain. The siege of Bellesme, and other

events of the year

28

CHAP. VI,

Charles king of France, attended by other

princes, marches a large force from Paris

to Bourges. Letters from the king of

England, and other matters

39

CHAP. VII.

The town of Vervins is taken by sir Clugnet

de Brabant, and afterward retaken. The

castle of Gersies is won by sir Simon de

Clermont

45

CHAP. VIII.

The king of France receives certain information

that his adversaries had formed an alliance

with the king of England. The constable

marches into the Boulonois

49

RAGE

CHAP. IX.
'The king of France lays siege to Fontenay and

to Bourges. The events that happened
while he remained there

52

CHAP. X.
The king of France decamps, and lays siege

to Bourges on the opposite side. A treaty
is concluded between the two parties

65

CHAP. XI.
The princes and lords within the city of Bourges

wait on the king and the duke of Acquitaine,
and afterward at Auxerre

73

CHAP. XII.
The king of France orders his edict respecting

the peace to be sent to his different officers
•for proclamation in the usual places, and
other matters

85

CHAP. XIII.
The war continues in the Boulonois. The

king returns to Paris. The duke of Orleans
satisfies the English, and other matters

91

CHAP. XIV,
The duke of Berry is dangerously ill. He is

visited by his daughter the duchess of
Bourbon, and by the duke of Burgundy.
Notice of other matters

95

PAGD

CHAP. XV.
The king of France holds a grand assembly at

Paris on the reformation of abuses in the
government. Other matters

98

CHAP. XVI.
The duke of Acquitaine is displeased with his

chancellor. Jealousies arise among the great
lords, and other matters

185

CHAP. XVII.
Henry of Lancaster, king of England, who

had been a valiant knight, dies in this
year. Of the alliance between him and
the french princes

137

CHAP. XVIII,
The king's ministers are greatly alarmed at

the arrest of sir Peter des Essars and of .
the duke of Bar. Other proceedings of
the Parisians

144

CHAP. XIX,
The Parisians propose whatever measures

they please in the presence of the duke
of Acquitaine and the other princes.
Cruelties committed by them

152

CHAP. XX.
The count de Vertus and several of the
nobility leave Paris. Other

Other regulations