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Authors: Gordon Corrigan
interview with the Dauphin
267–8
letter to English
269–70
arrival at Orléans
270
shoulder wound
270
status
270–1
and Charles VII
271–2
capture
272
execution
272
last prophecy
272
Jeanne of Burgundy
31
Jeanne of Flanders
78
Jervis, Admiral John, Earl St Vincent
283
Jews, persecution of
128
Joan, countess of Kent
126–7
,
167
Joan, Princess
40
John, count of Luxembourg, king of Bohemia
109
,
112
,
113
,
142
John of Gaunt
at Les Espagnols sur Mer
129
military ability
8
Normandy expedition, 1370
177
as ruler of Aquitaine
178
chevauchée,
1373
179
unpopularity
181
and the Peasants’ Revolt
186
Lords Appellant trial
190
support for Richard II
191
and Wyclif
216
death
191
John of Lancaster
206–7
Keepers of the Maritime Lands
75–6
knighthood banneret
62–3
equipment
62
status
62–3
wages
75
Knollys, Sir Robert
169
,
170
,
173
,
177
Kyriell, Sir Thomas
275–7
La Haye
144
La Roche-Guyon
94–5
La Rochelle
178
labourers, wages
9
Lancaster, Henry of
132
,
138
,
141
,
156
Lanercost priory
118–20
Languedoc
133–4
last battle
278–9
Le Crotoy
93–4
Le Tréport
53
legacy
281–6
Lent
269
Leon
170
Leopold of Austria, Duke
17
Les Espagnols sur Mer, battle of
129
Lesneven
121
Liddel Strength
118
light cavalry
71
Limoges, massacre
177–8
Lincoln, Battle of
19
Llewellyn of Breconshire, Sir David ap
240
Loire, River
143
Lollards, the
215–19
Lords Appellant, the
189–90
Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor
47
,
50
Louis VII, King of France
15
Louis VIII, King of France
19
Louis X, King of France
30
Louis XI, King of France
281
Louviers
94
siege of
256
Lussac-les-Châteaux
177
Lydgate, John
7
Lyons
170
Maisoncelle
239
malaria
121
mangonels
116–17
Manny, Sir Walter
49–50
,
53
,
78
,
123–4
,
162
Marck, French raid on
205–6
Margaret of Anjou
274
Margarite of Burgundy
30–1
Marie, viscountess of Limoges
77
Maritime Lands, the
76
Matilda, the Empress
14
Mauron, Battle of
130–1
Meaux
262
medieval prices
8–9
Melun
260
mercenaries
63–4
Merciless Parliament, the
189
Middle English
6–7
military ability
7–8
military advances
282–3
military service
incentives
73–4
system of
22–3
Milly
96
Montagu, Edward
73
Montagu, William
126
Montevilliers
233–4
Montfort, John de
77–9
,
156
,
166–7
Montfort, Simon de
20
Montgomery, Sir John de
117
Morlaix, Battle of
78–9
Morley, Robert
54–5
Mortimer, Sir Edmund
206
Mortimer, Edmund, earl of March
192
,
199
,
217
,
225
,
232
Mortimer, Ian
239
The Perfect King: The life of Edward III
37
Mortimer, Roger
20–1
,
28
,
32–6
,
34–5
,
40
,
42
,
42–4
Mortimer, Roger, of Chirk
33
Mowbray, Sir Thomas
207
Najera, battle of
174–5
Nantes, siege of
78
Napoleonic Wars
285
Narbonne
133
Nesle
236
Nesle, Guy de
130–1
Neville, Ralph, Lord
119
Neville’s Cross, Battle of
119–20
Norfolk, John Mowbray duke of
232
Norman Conquest, the
13–15
Norman French language
6
Normandy
English claim to
18
Edward III’s landing
85–6
campaign, 1377
177
campaign, 1417–19
254–9
English settlement
258
Henry V’s administration
258–9
loss of
275–7
Normandy, John, duke of
78–9
Normandy, Stephen of Blois, duke of
14
Northampton, Treaty of
39–40
,
45
,
46
Northampton, William Bohun, earl of
78–9
Northburgh, Bishop
41
Northumberland, Henry Percy, earl of
119
,
198
,
204
,
206–9
Nottingham
43–4
Nouaillé-Maupertuis
144
Oisemont
97
Oldcastle, Sir John
217–18
Order of the Garter
125–7
Oriflamme of St Denis
84
,
109
,
149
Orléans, Louis, duke of
149
,
151
,
197
,
209
,
237
,
248–9
Orléans, siege of
English advance on
266
blockade
268–9
Battle of the Herrings
269
Jeanne’s letter to English
269–70
Jeanne d’Arc arrives at
270
Saint-Loup sally
270
attack on Saint-Jean le Blanc
270
English withdrawal
270–1
Orleton, Bishop
41
Orwell
35–6
Orwell, River
56
outlawry
74
Oxford, earl of
149
Pamplona
173
papacy, the
31
,
35
,
47–8
,
59
,
79
,
129
,
131
,
146
,
153
,
159
,
180
,
190
,
207–8
Paris
96
,
140
,
160
,
161–2
,
165
,
169
,
210
,
261
,
273
Paris, Treaty of, 1259
20
Paston letters, the
5
Patay, Battle of
271
peace negotiations
Edward III, King
131–3
,
158–9
,
162
,
163
,
165
Treaty of Brétigny,
163
Treaty of Troyes
259–60
,
264
,
273
Arras, 1435
273
Peasants’ Revolt, the
185–8
,
216
Pedro the Cruel, King of Castile
170–6
peerage, the
62
Penthieve, Jeanne de
77–9
Percy, Henry ‘Hotspur’, rebellion
198–205
Périgord, cardinal of
144
,
146
,
158–9
Perrers, Alice
179
Philip II, King of France
16
,
18
Philip IV, King of France
22
,
24
,
25
,
29
,
40
Philip V, King of France
31
Philip VI, King of France
accession to throne
41–2
Edward III pays homage to
42
confiscation of Aquitaine
49
Flanders campaign, 1339–40
52
and Breton succession crisis
77
Breton campaign
79
failure to learn lesson of Crécy
113–14
attempt to relieve Calais
122–3
and the Black Death
127
death
129
Philip, Duke of Burgundy
259
,
266
,
269
,
273
Philippa of Hainault, Queen
37
,
42
,
43
,
124
Pipot, Robert
137
pits
78–9
Ploermel
130
Plymouth
52–3
Poitiers, Battle of
advance to
143–4
first contact
144
negotiations
144–6
dispositions
147
French plan
148–9
French cavalry assault
149–50
French men-at-arms attack
150–1
French third division attacks
151–2
English advance
152–3
flank attack
152–3
prisoners
153
Poitiers Campaign, 1356
139
,
156–7
,
165
preparations
137–8
cost
138
plan
138
English forces
140
chevauchée
140–4
French forces assemble
141
prisoners
141
siege of Romorantin
143
march to Bordeaux
156
ransom money
156–7
aftermath
157–63
return to England, 1357
158
Poitou
19
Poix
96–7
Pontoise
274
Pontorson
256
Portugal, kingdom of
170
prices
longbows
70
ale
80
prisoners
selling on
93
Neville’s Cross
120
Calais
124–5
Mauron
131
Poitiers Campaign
141
Poitiers
153
Najera
175
Radcot Bridge, Battle of
189
Ragman, the
40
Ramkyn, Richard
201–2
rape
92
rebellion, 1405
206–9
rebellion, 1451
278
regency council of state
42
religion, and social control
213–15
Rennes
78