The Monks of War (36 page)
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La désolation des églises, monastères
et
hôpitaux
en
France pendant la Guerre de Cent Ans,
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Europe in the Late Middle Ages
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FOWLER, K. E.,
The Age of Plantagenet and Valois,
Elek, 1967.
JACOB, E. F.,
Henry V and the Invasion of France,
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——The Fifteenth Century,
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KINGSFORD, C. L.,
English Historical Literature in the Fifteenth Century,
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LEWIS, P. s.,
Later Mediaeval France: The Polity,
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LODGE, E. C.,
Gascony under English Rule,
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MCKISACK, M.,
The Fourteenth Century,
OUP, 1959.
MYERS, A. R.,
A History of England in the later Middle Ages,
Pelican, 1965.
NEWHALL, R. A.,
The English Conquest of Normandy,
New Haven, 1924.
NICHOLSON, R.,
Scotland: The Later Middle Ages,
Oliver & Boyd, 1973.
——Edward III and the Scots. The Formative Years of a Military Career, 1327—1335,
OUP, 1965.
OMAN, SIR C.,
A History of the Artof War in the Middle Ages: II1278—1485,
Methuen, 1924.
PALMER, J. J. N.,
England, France and Christendom, 1377
—99, Routledge, 1972.
PERROY, E.,
La Guerre de Cent Ans,
Paris, 1945. (Translated W. B. Wells, as
The Hundred Years War,
Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1951).
PETIT-DUTAILLIS, c.,
Charles VII, Louis XI et les premières années de Charles VIII 1422—92,
in
Histoire de France
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ROSS, C. D.,
The Wars of the Roses,
Thames & Hudson, 1976.
RUSSELL, P. E. L. R.,
The English Intervention in Spain and Portugal in the Time of Edward III and Richard II,
OUP, 1955.
Society at War: The Experience of England and France During the Hundred Years War
(ed C. T. Allmand), Oliver & Boyd, 1973.
The Hundred Years War
(ed. K. E. Fowler), Macmillan, 1971.
VALE, M. G. A.,
English Gascony 1399—1453: A Study of War, Government and Politics during the Later Stages of the Hundred Years War,
OUP, 1970.
VICKERS, K. H.,
England in the later Middle Ages,
Methuen, 1913.
War, Literature and Politics in the Late Middle Ages
(ed C. T. Allmand), Liverpool University Press, 1976.
WYLIE, J. H., and WAUGH, W. T.,
The Reign ofHenryV,
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SPECIALIST STUDIES
BLAIR, S. C.,
European Armourcirca 1066—circa1700,
Batsford, 1958.
Catalogue of Rubbings of Brasses and Incised Slabs
(ed M. Clayton), Victoria and Albert Museum, HMSO, 1968.
CREASEY, SIR E. s.,
The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World,
London, 1867.
FULLER, J. F. C.,
The Decisive Battles of the Western World,
Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1954—1956.
HEWITT, H. J.,
The Black Prince’s Expedition of 1355—1357,
Manchester, 1958.
The Organisation of War under Edward III,
Manchester, 1966.
JAMES, M. K.
Studies in the Mediaeval Wine Trade,
OUP, 1971.
LA RONCIÈRE, C. DE,
Histoire de la Marine française,
Paris, 1899—1934.
LELAND, J.,
Itinerary in England and Wales,
Centaur, 1964.
MCFARLANE, K. B.,
The Nobility of Mediaeval England,
OUP, 1973.
MACKLIN, H. w.,
Monumental Brasses,
George Allen, 1953.
NICOLAS, N. H.,
A History of the Royal Navy,
London, 1847.
——History of the Battle of Agincourt and of the Expedition of King Henry the Fifth in France in 1415,
London, 1832.
POWER, E.,
The Wool Trade in English Mediaeval History,
OUP, 1941.
BIOGRAPHIES
BUCHAN, A.,
Joan of Arc and the Recovery of France,
Hodder & Stoughton, 1948.
CALMETTE, j.,
Les grands ducs de Bourgogne,
Paris, 1949.
CARLETON WILLIAMS, E.,
My Lord of Bedford,
Longmans, 1963.
DELACHENAL, R.,
Histoire de Charles V,
Paris, 1909—1931.
Dictionary of National Biography.
Dictionnaire de Biographie Française,
Paris, 1933—1967.
FOWLER, K. E.,
The King’s Lieutenant. Henry of Grosmont, first Duke of Lancaster, 1310—1361,
Elek, 1969.
LUCIE-SMITH, E.,
Joan of Arc,
Allen Lane, 1976.
MCLEOD, E.,
Charles of Orleans: Prince and Poet,
Chatto & Windus, 1969.
MOWBRAY, SEGRAVE AND STOURTON, LORD,
The History of the Noble House of Stourton,
privately printed, 1899.
ROSS, c.,
Edward IV,
Eyre Methuen, 1974.
STEEL, A. B.,
Richard II,
CUP, 1941.
The Complete Peerage
(ed G. E. Cockayne and V. Gibbs), St Catherine’s Press, 1910—1959.
VALE, M. G. A.,
Charles VII,
Eyre Methuen, 1974.
VAUGHAN, R.,
Philip the Bold,
Longmans, 1962.
——John the Fearless,
Longmans, 1966.
——Philip the Good,
Longmans, 1970. VICKERS, K. H.,
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester,
London, 1907.
WEDGWOOD, J. c.,
History of Parliament, Biographies of Members of the Commons House, 1439—1509,
HMSO, 1936.
ARTICLES AND ESSAYS
Abbreviations
ALLMAND, C. T.,
The Lancastrian Land Settlement in Normandy,
Econ H.R. 2nd ser, 21 (1968)
The War and the Non-Combatant,
HYW
War and Profit in the Late Middle Ages,
HT 15 (1965)
ARMSTRONG, c. A. J.,
Sir JohnFastolf and the Law of Arms,
WLP
CAMPBELL, J.,
England, Scotland and the Hundred Years War in the Fourteenth Century,
ELMA
CONTAMINE, P.,
The French Nobility and the War,
HYW
FOWLER, K. E.,
War and Change in Late Mediaeval France and England,
HYW
Truces,
HYW
HALE, J. R.,
The Development of the Bastion, 1440—1534,
ELMA
HEWITT, H. J.,
The Organisation of War,
HYW
KEEN, M. H.,
Chivalry, Nobility and the Man at Arms,
WLP
LEWIS, P. s.,
War Propaganda and Historiography in Fifteenth Century France and England,
TRHS 5th Ser, 15
MCFARLANE, K. B.,
The Investment of Sir JohnFastolf’s Profits of War,
TRHS 5th ser, 7 (1957)
ABusiness Partnership in War and Administration 1421—1445,
EHR 78 (1963)
England and the Hundred Years War,
pp 22 (1963)
The Wars of the Roses,
PBA 50 (1964)
Bastard Feudalism,
BIHR 20 (1943—1945) PALMER, J. J. N., ‘English Foreign Policy 1388—99’ in
The Reign of Richard II: Essays in Honour of May McKisack
(ed F. du Boulay and C. Barron) Athlone Press, 1971
The War Aims of the Protagonists and the Negotiations for Peace,
HYW
PATOUREL, J. LE,
The King and the Princes in Fourteenth Century France,
ELMA
The Origins of the War,
HYW
POSTAN, M. M.,
Some Social Consequences of the Hundred Years War,
Econ. H.R. 1st ser, 12 (1942)
The Costs of the Hundred Years War,
pp 27 (1964)
POWICKE, M.,
The English Aristocracyand the War,
HYW
RICHMOND, C. F.,
The War at Sea,
HYW
VALE, M. G. A.,
New Techniques and Old Ideals: The Impact of Artilleryon War and Chivalry at the end of the Hundred Years War,
WLP
Index
Note to users: page numbers in italics refer to the drawings
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
Bedford Book of Hours, The
Behuchet, Nicolas
Bel, Jean le
Benedict XII, Pope
Benedict XIII, Pope
Bentley, Sir Walter
Berkeley, Lord
Berners, Lord
Berry, John, Duke of
Bideron, Maurigon de
Black Death
Black Monday
Black Prince,
see
Edward, Prince of Wales
Blamont, Count of
Blanche Taque, ford
Blois, Charles de; Count of (died Crécy); Count of,
temp.
Charles VI; Jeanne de
Bohun, William de, Earl of Northampton
Bolingbroke, Henry
see
Henry IV, king
Bonet, Honoré
Bonville, Lord
Bordeaux
;
John of Gaunt at ; siege of; Charles VI menaces; surrenders; rises against French; siege and final surrender (1453)
Boucicault, Jean
Bourbon, Duke of,
temp.
Charles V; Louis, Duke of
Bourchier, Sir John; Sir William
Bourges, King of (nickname of Charles VII)
Bouteiller, Guy le
Brabant, Anthony, Duke of ; Duke of,
temp.
Philip VI
Bretigny, treaty of (1360)
Brittany, succession; English occupation; war in; defection ; at Castillon; Arthur III, Duke of see Richemont; John III, Duke of; John IV, Duke of ; John V, Duke of ; brother of
Bromyard, John
Bruges peace conference (1375—7)
Buch, Captal de; Gaston de Foix, Captal de
Buchan, John Stewart, Earl of, Constable of France
Buckingham, Thomas, Earl of, Duke of Gloucester
Bureau, Maitre Jean, master gunner to Charles VII; career; Gaspard, his brother; Mayor of Bordeaux