The Hundred Years War (36 page)

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Abbeville

Agincourt, battle of (1415) ; events leading to; eve of battle

Albergati, Cardinal Niccolò, papal legate

Albret family, Armand-Amanieu ; Charles, Constable of France

Alençon, Count of,
temp.
Philip VI; John, Duke of ; John 11, Duke of

Ambrières

Amiens, treaty of (1423), Triple Alliance; treaty of (1802)

Anjou, Bedford’s aims; Louis, Duke of ; Margaret of, queen of Henry VI; René, Duke of, King of Sicily

Aquitaine see Charles V; Edward, Prince of Wales
and
Guyenne

archers (longbowmen), tactical importance ; mounted

Armagnac, war with Burgundy,

; popular fear of; Bernard, Count of, Constable of France ; Count of,
temp.
Charles V

armour, English ; French

Arras conference (1435); treaty of

Artevelde, Jacob van; Philip van

Artois, Robert of, Duke of Richmond

Arundel, Earl of,
temp.
Henry VI; John; Richard Fitzalan, Earl of A. and Surrey ; Thomas Fitzalan, Earl of

Assheton, Sir John

Audrehem, Marshal

Aumâle, Jean d’Harcourt, Count of

Auxerre, Count of

Avignon conference (1334)

Badefol, Seguin de

Baker, Geoffrey le

Ballard, John

Bamborough, Sir Richard

Bannockburn, battle of (1314)

Bar, Edward, Duke of

Barbanera, Genoese sea captain

Barbazan, Arnaud Guillaume de

barons

Basin, Thomas

Basset of Drayton, Lord

Bate, Robert

Baugé, battle of (1421)

Bazeilles, le Moine de

Beauchamp family ;
see also
Warwick

Beaufort, Edmund, Earl and Duke of Somerset ;
Henry,
Bishop of Winchester, Chancellor ; as cardinal ; and Gloucester ; and release of Orleans ; retires from politics; John, Earl of Somerset; John, Earl of Somerset ; Thomas, Duke of Exeter

Beaugency

Beaumanoir, Robert de

Beaumont, Richard de

Bedford, Anne of Bugundy, Duchess of; Jacquetta of Luxembourg, Duchess of John, Duke of ; appointed Regent of France; motto; characteristics ; French titles ; taxation and plunder of Normandy; Triple Alliance, treaty of Amiens; marriage; strikes South; battle of Verneuil; presses on to Anjou and Maine ; alliance threatened; finances; return to France, restoration of alliance; renews offensive ; Maine rising; siege of Orleans; dispute with Philip about cessation of Orleans ; asks for reinforcements; and Joan of Arc ; and Fastolf; gives up regency and Paris to Philip ; ground lost and gained; Normandy risings; takes Louviers; regains governorship of Paris; coronation of ‘Henri II’; affection for France; siege of Lagny; death of wife and remarriage; and Parliament ; returns to France, tries to raise money; illness and death at Rouen