1415: Henry V's Year of Glory (111 page)

Fitzhugh, Henry, Lord Fitzhugh, royal chamberlain (1413) 66–7, 101–2, 113, 138, 161–2, 183, 205, 214, 254–5, 291, 297, 320, 323, 363, 383, 446, 580, 591, 592

Fitzpayn, Lord
see
Chidiock

Fitzwalter, Humphrey (1398–1415), Lord Fitzwalter (1406) 354

Flanders, Flemish 9, 12, 40, 53, 116–17, 121, 180, 187, 277, 300, 392, 396, 463–4, 494, 542, 568

Flete, Simon (d. 1430), keeper of the privy wardrobe (1407–13) 140, 303, 322, 339, 416, 501, 577

Flexmer, Stephen, bowyer 191

Florence 80, 196; cardinal of
see
Zabarella

Flour, Gere 487

Foix, count of 207, 506

football 87–8

Forceville 417

Fordham, John (d. 1425), bishop of Durham (1381–8), bishop of Ely (1388–1425), treasurer (1386) 133, 143, 149, 156, 252

Fotheringay 319, 333, 454, 492

Founder, William 166

Fountains, abbot of
see
Rippon, John

Fowey 589

Fowne, Ralph, esquire 446

Foxholes, John, chaplain of Lord Scrope 461, 462

France
select themes;
admiral of
see
Brabant, Clignet de; ambassadors from England to 68–70, 78–9, 86–8, 95–6, 116–9, 130–3, 147, 218; ambassadors to England from 119, 147, 152, 194, 260–70, 274–81, 346; archery in 217,
see also
archers, French; as an ecclesiastical nation 51, 80–1, 120; conflict in Gascony
see
Gascony; constable of
see
Albret; diplomatic isolation 166, 303, 494; English claims on the throne of 22–3, 28, 39, 43, 61–2, 69, 115, 151, 302–3, 319, 354, 370, 433, 435, 457, 472, 514, 545; English incursions 1399–1414 13, 15–19, 24, 30, 31, 37; floods in 47–8, 65; kings of
see
Philip IV, John II, Charles VI, Charles VII; marshal of
see
Boucicaut; monasteries in 71, 101, 349; peace treaty with England
see
Brétigny, Treaty of; queen of
see
Isabella of Bavaria; three-way agreement with the empire and England 66; unification with kingdom of England 2, 42–3, 97, 153, 302, 379; unity of the kingdom of 8, 9, 11–12, 14, 18, 83, 167–8, 217, 376, 457, 463, 485, 493, 500, 504, 508, 510, 535

Franciscan friars
see
Canterbury; Constanc
e

Franciscan nuns
see
Minoresses

Frederick (1382–1439), duke of Austria (1402) 123–4, 127, 130, 163, 167, 171, 179–80, 478

Freiburg 163, 171, 180, 185

French, Stephen 496

Fresnel, Pierre (d. 1418), bishop of Meaux (1390), bishop of Noyon (1409), bishop of Lisieux (1415) 52, 68, 148, 263

Frévent 419

Froissart, Jean, chronicler 370

Frost, Nicholas, bowyer 96, 159, 173

Frulovisi, Titus Livius, Italian writer 32, 448

Fuenterrabia 103, 282

Fuller, John, servant of John Claydon 110

Furnivall, Lord
see
Talbot

Fusoris, Jean (d. 1436), astrologer and clockmaker 86–7, 118, 244, 268–70, 274–6, 279–81, 347–48, 350, 357, 515–16, 537, 575, 590

Gainsborough, recluse at 255

Gam, Dafydd (d. 1415) of Breconshire 442, 600

Garnetier, Thomas, servant of John Cheney 283

Garter
see
Order of the Garter

Garyn, Jean 446

Gascony 12, 16–17, 19, 30, 39, 44, 53, 64, 69, 91, 94, 154–5, 158, 172–3, 180, 182–3, 189, 200, 207–8, 214, 224, 249, 280, 355, 384, 484, 512, 518, 525, 550, 571

Gaucourt, Raoul de (d. 1462), chamberlain to the duke of Orléans (1411); defends Harfleur 341, 345, 348, 351–2, 362–4; discusses terms for the surrender of Harfleur 354, 364; enters Harfleur 328, 335–6, 532; illness 363–4, 471; founder member of the Order of the Prisoner’s Shackle 48; sends messages to the dauphin 356, 359, 361; royal councillor 215; surrenders Harfleur 369, 371–2; takes Henry’s message to the dauphin 378–81, 385, 391, 596; treatment by Henry 381, 384, 471, 472, 476, 532, 533, 542–4

Gay, Raoul le, priest 330, 339–40, 346–47, 349–50, 357, 594

Geney, Sir Thomas 327

Gentien, Benedict, French theologian 225, 229–30, 239

Gérault, Roland de 328, 369

Germany, nation of 51, 80–2, 84, 90, 120, 504, 512

Germolles 399

Gerson, Jean, chancellor of Notre Dame Cathedral 54, 107–8, 112, 124–5, 127, 134, 237, 278, 306, 389

Gibbe, John, roper of Bristol, 122

Gibraltar, Straits of 293

Gien
see
League of Gien

Giles of Rome (d. 1316), archbishop of Bourges

Gill, William 222

Gironde, the 207, 208

Glendower, Owen (
c
. 1359–1415?), prince of Wales (1400) 26–7, 29, 38, 103, 149, 187–8, 205, 217, 246–7, 270, 368–9, 403, 473, 477, 511, 513, 522, 535, 543, 555, 600

Gloucester, abbot of 578

Gloucester, duke of
see
Humphrey of Lancaster

Gloucestershire 242

Godeman, William, royal bargemaster 47

Godey, William, shipbuilder 270

Godstow, St John the Baptist 591

gold, dishes of 105, 210–11, 235

goshawks
see
falcons

Gosseford 160

Gottlieben Castle 157, 160, 204, 220, 273

Gower, Richard (d. 1425), abbot of Jervaulx (1399) 66

Grandpré, seigneur de 455

Gravelines 117

Graville Priory 328, 330, 339, 360, 365, 561

Grawe, John, bailiff of Kirkton in Lindsey 311

Gray, Sir John (either Sir John Gray (d. 1421) or Sir John Grey (d.1439)) 297, 446

Gray, Sir John (d. 1421),
later
count of Tankarville (1419) 245, 306, 323

Gray, Sir Thomas (d. 1415) of Heton 244–8, 250–1, 254, 257, 284–7, 289–90, 292, 297–9, 303–4, 306, 310–14, 318, 321–3, 470, 510, 542, 586, 590

Great Stanmore 232

Great Yarmouth 489, 589

Green, John, keeper of the king’s beds 221

Green, Thomas, 179

Greenland 489, 603

Gregory VI (d. 1048), pope (1045–6) 51

Gregory XII (d. 1417); pope (Rome, 1406–15),
later
bishop of Porto 49, 66, 91, 92, 99, 100, 108, 140–1, 186, 203, 266–7, 465, 517

Gregory, John 231

Grendon, Sir John 158

Grenewode, John, valet to Scrope’s receiver 478

Grey, Sir John (d.1439), heir to the lordship of Ruthin 189;
see also
Gray, Sir John

Grey, Reginald (
c
. 1362–1440), Lord Grey of Ruthin (1388) 85, 156, 293

Grey, Richard (1371–1418), Lord Grey of Codnor (1392), chamberlain (1404–13) 68, 155, 161, 169, 188, 233, 319, 328, 503, 573, 575, 596

Greyndour, Sir John (d. 1416) 173, 205, 242

Greystoke, Ralph (1353–1418), Lord Greystoke (1359) 404

Gribauval, Enguerrand de 455

Griffart, Jaquette (b.
c
. 1373), shoemaker’s wife 6, 7, 463

Griffart, Jean, shoemaker 6

Grigg, James, of London 189

Grime, John, Lollard writer 334, 340

Grosmont, battle of (1405) 27–8, 70

Grouche, River 419

Grovebury, manor of 232

Gruel, Guillaume, chronicler 432

Grym, Thomas 505

Grymberg, John de 444

Guérande, ships of
see
ships

Guildford 285

Guines Castle 233, 459

guns 40, 41, 42, 64, 67–8, 82, 125, 155, 336, 338–9, 341, 345, 347–8; cannon 338–9, 341, 345, 349, 362, 364, 367, 372–3, 390, 397, 406–7, 461, 497; cannonballs 41, 325, 406; Goodgrace 330; gunners 339, 536; gunpowder 39, 41, 61, 67–8, 166, 174–5, 325, 406; King’s Daughter, the 67; Messenger, the 67

Gurmyn, Richard (d. 1415), baker, Lollard 334, 357–8, 547

Hacqueville
see
Léon, Guillaume de

Hainault 458

Hainault, seneschal of
see
Werchin

Halidon Hill, battle of (1333) 135, 436

Hall, John (d. 1399), valet 554

Halle, Philip 404

Halle, William 404

Hallum, Robert (d. 1417), bishop of Salisbury (1407) 65–6, 113, 121, 141, 149, 185, 223, 572

Hals, Richard 579

Hamble in the Hook 298, 304, 306–7

Hambledon, Hampshire 287

Hamme Castle 233

Hampshire, sheriff of 198, 200, 256, 304

Hampton Hill, near Southampton 293

Hamulton 590

Hanley Castle 315

Hanse, Hanseatic 505

Harbonnières 409

Harfleur 155, 325, 327–8, 410, 413, 418, 430, 434, 437, 439, 456, 471, 476, 484, 509, 514, 523–4, 531, 542–4, 551; church of St Martin, 329, 373, de Gaucourt breaks into the besieged town 335–6, 532; English ambassadors travelling through 68, 86, 118, 165, 172, 174, 326, 388, 501, 580; English casualties at 379–80, 382, 388, 395, 467, 472, 511, 533, 560–4, 566; English garrison at 383, 389–91, 394, 487, 492, 507, 513, 596; English ships wrecked at 390; Henry plans to attack 154–5, 159, 162, 166, 170, 174–5, 191, 222, 282, 525; Henry waits eight days there 379, 383, 389;
le clos de galées
329; Mont Cabert 336, 561; Mont Leconte 326, 327, 561;
Porte Leure
329, 330, 336, 339, 345, 352, 360, 361, 365, 369, 394, 501, 532;
Porte Montivilliers
329;
Porte Rouen
329; provisioning 391, 469, 487, 507; recapture of Harfleur (1435) 518; siege of 335–41, 343–52, 354–376, 379, 401, 405, 459, 468, 472; surrender of 362–75, 381, 461, 507

Hargrove, William, usher of the Order of the Garter 407, 489

Harlech Castle 27, 39, 67–8, 70, 96

Harleton, William (d. 1420), abbot of Waltham (1400) 258

Harpesfield, John 588

Harrington, Sir James, lieutenant of the East March 179, 181, 184, 188, 316

Harrington, Sir John (d. 1461), Lord Harrington (1406) 560

Hastings, mayor of 160

Hastings, Sir Edward (d. 1438) 85, 390, 596, 597

Hastings, John (1347–1375), earl of Pembroke (1348) 371

Hawardyn, manor of 170

Hawkhurst 71

Hawley, John (d. 1436), MP for Dartmouth 195

Hay Castle 37

Hayling Priory 137

Hayne, John, chief ranger in the forest of Wolmere and Aliceholt 221

Heilly, Jacques de (d. 1415), seigneur de Heilly 413, 435

Helpston 571

Hende, John (d. 1418), royal financier and mayor of London (1391–2, 1404–5) 211, 224, 585

Henley 354

Henry III (1207–1272), king of England (1216) 21, 22, 35

Henry IV (1367–1413), ‘Henry of Bolingbroke’, earl of Derby (
c
. 1377), duke of Hereford (1397), duke of Lancaster (1399), king of England (1399) 2, 12–14, 31, 33, 36, 62, 71, 163, 211, 312, 332–3, 403, 424, 477, 479, 500, 502, 518, 527, 530, 533–6, 545–50, 552–6, 569; accession 21–2, 161, 182, 554; addressed by Sigismund 51; annuities granted by 13, 158; at battle of Shrewsbury 28, 70, 432, 599; birth of 128, 578; builds house demolished by Henry 156; burial of 26, 55; coronation 379; death of 18–19, 35; designs cannon 338; devotion to St Edward 400; disempowerment 13; education of his children 25, 539, 570; encouragement of the use of English 550; Epiphany Rising against him 28, 93; execution of Archbishop Scrope 99, 289, 534; financial problems 56, 153, 545; form of raising an army 124; friendship with duke of Milan 14; illness of 13, 18, 353; involvement in Lynn affairs 505; Masses for his soul 254, 333; legislation of 135, 473; murder of Richard II 8, 89; officers of 214; pact with duke of Orléans 10, 14, 568; penances 89–90, 99, 100; political dissent 13, 21, 56, 184, 245–6, 248, 547–8; political flexibility 520; position in the succession 21–3, 539, 570; proclaims his intention of invading France 12–13; promises money to Teutonic Knights 235; receives ambassadors from the Armagnacs 16; receives ambassadors from John the Fearless 12–14, 16; reclaims authority 15–16; relationship with Prince Henry 13–19, 25, 514, 540; relationship with second son 30, 170, 540; spirituality 25, 533, 535; suppresses revolts against his rule 9; tomb of 198; tournament champion 301; treaty with the Armagnacs 182; war in Wales 173, 184, 511; willingness to debate 110, 540