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INDEX

A

Abbeville Agincourt Aire Aix Alkmaar Alsace Alsace Amboise Amiens Amont Andernach Angers Anjou Anjou, Margaret of, Queen of England Anjou, René, King of Anjou, Yolande of, _see_ Vaudemont Antwerp Appiano, Antoine d' (Antonius de Aplano), Milanese ambassador Aragon Argau Armagnac Arras, Bishop of Arras, treaty Arson, Jehan d Arthur, King Artois Artois, Bonne of, Duchess of Burgundy, _see_ Burgundy Atclyff, William Ath Augsburg, Diet of Austria Austria, House of Austria, Maximilian, Archduke of, _see_ Maximilian Austria, Sigismund of (Count of Tyrol; mortgages lands to Charles of Burgundy; resumes sovereignty of mortgaged lands; Auvergne, Marshal d' Auxonne Auxy, Jehan, Seigneur d Avesnes Avranches, Bishop of Aydie, Odet d'

B

"Bad Penny," the, tax
Balue, Cardinal
Bar, duchy of
Barante, cited
Bari, Duc de (Sforza)
Barnet, battle of
Barre, Corneille de la
Barrois
Baschi, Suffren de
Basel
Basel, Bishop of
Basin, Thomas, cited
_Basse-Union_
Baume-les-Dames
Bavaria, elector of
Bavaria, Stephen of
Beaujeu, Lord of
Beaumont, château of
Beauvais, siege of
Bedford, John, Duke of, death of
Begars, Abbé de
Belfort
Bellière, Vicomte de la
Berne
Berry, Bailiff of
Berry, Charles of France, Duke of (Normandy and Guienne),
heads League of Public Weal;
character of;
Normandy given to;
won over by Louis;
Guienne given to;
proposed marriage of;
suspicious death of
Besançon
Biche, Guillaume de
Biscay, Bay of
Black Forest
Bladet
Blamont, Count of
Blaumont, Seigneur de, Marshal of Burgundy
Boccaccio
Bohemia
Bonn
Borselen, Adrian van, Seigneur of Breda
Borselen, Frank van (Count of Ostrevant;
death of
Borselen, Henry van
Boscise
Bouchage, Monseigneur du
Boudault, Jehan
Boulogne
Bourbon, Catharine of, _see_ Guelders
Bourbon, Duchess of
Bourbon, duchy of
Bourbon, Duke of
Bourbon, Isabella of (Countess of Charolais), _see_ Charolais
Bourbon, Louis of, Bishop of Liege
Bourges
Bouvignes
Bouxières
Brabant, Anthony, Duke of
Brabant, duchy of
Brabant, Duke of
Brandenburg, Albert, elector of
Brandenburg, Margrave of
Brantôme, Pierre de Bourdeille, Seigneur de, cited
Breda
Brederode, Gijsbrecht of
Breisgau
Bresse, Philip de
Brie
Brisac (Breisach)
Brittany, Duchess of
Brittany, duchy of
Brittany, Francis, Duke of,
joins League of Public Weal;
ally of Charles of Burgundy;
is reconciled to Louis XI.
Broeck, M. van der
Bruchsal
Bruges
_Brunette_
Brussels
Bureau, Jehan
Buren, castle of
Burgundy, duchy of;
Estates of
Burgundy, Franche-Comté of
Burgundy, Anthony, Grand Bastard of
Burgundy, Baldwin, Bastard of
Burgundy, Charles the Bold, (Count of Charolais), Duke of;
birth of;
elected knight of the Golden Fleece;
description of;
ancestry of;
imperial ambitions of;
education of;
weds Catherine of France;
takes official part in public affairs;
character of;
first campaign of;
entrusted with regency of Holland;
English sympathies of;
weds Isabella of Bourbon;
judicial methods of;
rejoices over birth of daughter;
strained relations with his father;
enmity between Louis and ;
at coronation of Louis XI;
fears plots against his life;
joins League of Public Weal;
allies of;
letters of, to cities;
to Louis;
to Duchess Isabella;
to French council;
to Duke of Brittany;
to Sigismund;
to Edward IV.;
to Duke of Milan;
at battle of Montl'héry;
armies of;
dictates terms of treaty of Conflans;
marches against Liege;
destroys Dinant;
underestimates character and strength of enemies;
accedes to the dukedom;
invested with titles;
unpopularity of;
punishes Ghent;
reforms of;
weds Margaret of York;
ducal state of;
demands _aides_;
receives Louis at Peronne;
crushes revolt of Liege;
makes treaty of Peronne;
proposed sons-in-law for;
signs treaty of St. Omer;
takes lands from Sigismund;
relations of, with Swiss;
invested with Order of the Garter;
_Remonstrance_ presented to;
embassies to;
truces of, with Louis XI;
besieges Beauvais;
reverses of;
acquires duchy of Guelders;
negotiations between Emperor Frederic and;
interview of, with emperor at Trèves;
becomes "protector" of Lorraine;
interferes in Cologne affairs;
visits Alsace;
troubles with Alsace;
besieges Neuss;
war declared against;
makes truce with Frederic;
defeated at Héricourt;
besieges Nancy;
allies desert;
defeated at Granson;
at Morat;
convenes states-general;
last battle of;
death and burial of
Burgundy, Cornelius, Bastard of
Burgundy, David of, Bishop of Utrecht
Burgundy, Isabella of Portugal, Duchess of;
ancestry of;
English sympathies of;
retires to convent;
burial of
Burgundy, John the Fearless, Duke of;
death of
Burgundy, Margaret, Bastard of
Burgundy, Margaret of York, Duchess of
Burgundy, Mary of (Duchess of Austria;
godfather of;
proposed marriages for
Burgundy, Philip the Good, Duke of, marriages of;
institutes Order of Golden Fleece;
children of;
alliance of;
signs treaty of Arras;
territories acquired by;
suppresses revolt in Bruges;
wealth and magnificence of;
crushes rebellion of Ghent;
gives Feast of the Pheasant;
plans crusade;
chooses second wife for Charles;
character of;
interferes in affairs of Utrecht, of Liege, and of Cologne;
hospitality of, to dauphin;
influenced by the Croys;
attends coronation of Louis XI;
illnesses of;
witnesses punishment of Dinant;
death and burial of;
epitaph of;
description of;
popularity of
Burgundy, Philip the Hardy, Duke of
Burgundy, Yolande, Bastard of

C

Cagnola Calabria, Duke of, _see_ Lorraine Calais Calixtus III. Cambray Campobasso, Antonello de, mercenary captain; treachery of Canterbury Casanova Castile Castile, Henry IV., King of Castile, Jeanne of Cat, Gilles le Catto, Angelo Caux; Bailiff of _Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles, les_ _Cento Novelle_, by Boccaccio Cesner, Balthasar Chambéry Chambes, Helen de Chamont, Sire de Champagne Channel Charenton Charlemagne Charles IV. Charles (V.) the Wise, King of France Charles VII., King of France, reconciliation of, with Philip of Burgundy; character of; letters of; refuses to join crusade; breach between dauphin and; illness and death of; institutes standing army Charles VIII., King of France Charles the Simple, King of France Charmes Charny, Count de Charny, Countess de Charolais, Catherine of France, Countess of; death and burial of Charolais, Count of, _see_ Charles of Burgundy Charolais, Isabella of Bourbon, Countess of; death of Chassa, Jehan de Chastellain, cited; death of Château-Chinon Châtenois Chauny, Chesny, Guiot du Chevelast, Louis de Chimay, Count of Citeaux, Abbé of Clarence, Duke of Cléry Cleves, Adolph, Duke of Cleves, duchy of Cleves, Marie of, Duchess of Orleans Cods, the (party name) Colmar Cologne Cologne, Robert, Archbishop of Colonna, Baptista Commines (Commynes, Comines), Philip de, enters service of Duke of Burgundy; defection of; cited Compiègne Compostella Conflans, treaty of Constance; League of Constantinople Cordes, Monsieur de Corguilleray Cornwallis, Lord Corvinus, Matthias, King of Hungary Cosmo Court, Jehan de la Coutault, Monsieur Craon, Seigneur de Cret, Dion du Crèvecoeur, Philip of Crèvecoeur, Seigneur of Créville, Sire de Croy, A. de Croy, J. de Croy, Philip de Croy family, the _Cueillotte_, the (tax) Cyprus

D

Damian Dammartin, Count of letters of Louis to Damme Dauphiné Dauxonne, Jacquemin De Bussière, cited Décapole, Alsatian, the De la Loere, secretary Dendermonde Denmark Denys, Chaplain Deschamps, Eustache, _Lay de Vaillance_ by Deventer Dieppe Diesbach, Ludwig von Dijon Dinant; destruction of Dôle Dombourc Dompaire Dordrecht Du Clercq, cited Duclos, cited Dunois, Count Dunois, François Du Plessis, Seigneur

E

Easterlings l'Écluse Edward IV., King of England; aided by Charles of Burgundy; plans conquest of France; character of; makes peace with Louis XI. Edward of Lancaster, Prince of Wales; death of Émeries, Antoine Raulin, Sire d' (Aymeries) Engelburg England alliance of, with Burgundy; with France; French possessions of; commercial relations of; wars of the Roses in Ensisheim Épinal Erasmus Escalles, Seigneur d' Escouchy, Mathieu d,' cited Estampes, Count d' Étampes Eu Eu, Count d' _Ewige Richtung_ Exeter, Duke of Eyb, Ludwig von

F

Faret (or Farrel), Guillaume Favre, Jourdain Ferrara Ferrette, county of Flanders; Estates of; commerce of Flanders, Count of Florence Foix, Count de Foix, Eleanor de Foix, Gaston de Forli, Bishop of Fossombrone, Bishop of Fou, Ivon du France, alliance of, with Burgundy; waning power of England in; changed conditions in; assembly of states-general of; invasion of France, Admiral of, the France, Catherine, Daughter of, _see_ Charolais France, Charles of, Duke of Berry, _see_ Berry France, Jeanne of France, Michelle of, _see_ Burgundy Franche-Comté Franchimont Frankfort Frederic, elector palatine Frederic III., Emperor; character of; negotiations of, with Charles of Burgundy; meets Charles at Trèves; description of; signs treaty with Charles Fribourg Friesland; title of Lord of Friesland, West

G

_Gabelle_ Gachard, cited Galeotto Garter, Order of the Gauthier, Dan Gautier, cited Gaveren; battle of; treaty of Gelthauss, Johannes Genappe Geneva Geneva Genoa Gex Ghent; rebellion of; submission of; insurrection in; humiliation of Gilles, Frère Givry, Sire de Gloucester, Duke of Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of Golden Fleece, Order of the, instituted; assemblies of; knights of Gorcum Görlitz, Elizabeth of Granson, battle of Grave Grenoble Grey, Jean de Groothuse, Louis de la Groothuse, Mathys de la Guelders, Adolf, Duke of; imprisonment of Guelders, Arnold, Duke of; death of Guelders, Catharine of Bourbon, Duchess of Guelders, Charles of Guelders, duchy of Guelders, Philippa of Guérin, Jean de Guienne, Charles of France, Duke of, _see_ Berry Guienne, duchy of Guise Guisnes

H

Haarlem Hagenbach, Peter von; Governor of Alsace; trial and execution of Hagenbach, Stephen von Hague, The Hainaut Ham Hanseatic League Heers, Raes de la Rivière, Lord of Heinsberg, John of, Bishop of Liege Hemricourt, Jacques de Henry IV., of Castile Henry V., King of England Henry VI., King of England; character of; death of Henry VII., King of England Héricourt Hermite, Tristan l' Hesdin Hesse, Hermann of Holland; title of Count of Holland, Jacqueline of Bavaria, Countess of Holland, South Holland, William VI., Count of Honfleur Hooks, the (party name) Houthem Howard, Lord Hugonet, Chancellor Humbercourt, Seigneur de Hungary; King of Huy

I

Innsbruck Irma, Jean Isabella of Portugal, Duchess of Burgundy, _see_ Burgundy

J

Jarville Jarville, Sieur de Jerusalem Joan of Arc Joinville, castle of; treaty of Jomini Jougne Jouvençal Juliers, Duke of Jura, the

K

Kaisersberg Kennemerland Kervyn de Lettenhove, Baron, cited Knebel, Johannes R.

L

La Hogue Laisné, Jeanne (Fouquet), _La Hachette_ Lalaing, Jacques de, prowess of; death of La Marche, Olivier de, cited; knighted; loyalty and zeal of Lambert, Bishop of Tongres Lancaster, House of Lannoy, Jehan, Seigneur de Lanternier, Jehan Laon La Rivière La Rochelle Lauffen Lauffenberg Laurentian Library, the Lausanne Lavin, Étienne de League of Constance League of Public Weal Le Grand, Abbé Le Gros, Jehan Le Quesnoy Lescun, Seigneur de Liege, description of; government of; bishop-princes of; rebellion of; aided by Louis XI.; punishment of Liege, bishopric of Lille Limbourg Livornia Loches Loisey, Anthony de Lombardy London Longjumeau Longueval, Hugues de Loreille, Thomas de Lorraine, duchy of Lorraine, Estates of Lorraine, Duke of Lorraine, Nicholas of Anjou, Duke of (Calabria); death of Lorraine, René, Duke of, accepts Burgundian protection; joins league against Charles Louis XI., King of France; rebels against Charles VII.; marries Charlotte of Savoy; letters of, to Charles VII.; to Dammartin; to envoys; to Count de Foix; to Lorenzo de' Medici; to Duke of Milan; to Amiens; to chancellor; flees to Duke of Burgundy; generosity of Duke Philip to; is godfather of Mary of Burgundy; tastes of; duplicity of; accession of; ingratitude of; character of; enmity between Charles and; nobles in league against; policy of; signs treaty of Conflans; incites opposition to Charles of Burgundy; breaks treaties; makes visit to Peronne; signs treaty at Peronne; ally of the Swiss; makes nucleus of standing army; aids Earl of Warwick and Margaret of Anjou; birth of son of; makes truce with Charles; suspected of death of brother; rewards Beauvais; wins over Edward IV.; rejoices in death of Charles Louvain; University of Lower Union, the, _see_ Basse-Union Lucerne Lude, Seigneur de Luxemburg, duchy of Luxemburg, John of Luxeuil Luzine River, the Lyme Lyons

M

Maestricht Maine Malhortie Mandrot, Bernard Édouard, editor of Commynes' _Mémoires, Jean de Roye_, etc., cited Manton, Seigneur de Marchant, Ythier Marck, Adolph de la Marne River, the Marquiez, George Mas, Gilles du Mathieu Maximilian, Archduke of Austria; proposed marriage of Mayence Mayence, Archbishop of Mayence, Duke of Mazilles, Jehan de Mechlin Medici, Lorenzo de' Metz Metz Meurin, secretary to Louis XI. Meurthe River, the Meuse River, the Meyer, J., cited Michel, the Rhetorician, cited Middelburg Milan Milan Mirecourt Mongleive Mons Montbazon Montereau, bridge of Montfort, Ulrich von Montgomery, Sir Thomas (Mongomere) Montl'héry, battle of Monulphe, Bishop of Tongres Morat, battle of Morges Morvilliers, Chancellor Moselle River, the Moutils-lès-Tours Mulhouse

N

Namur Namur Nancy; sieges of; battle of Naples Naples, King of Napoleon Narbonne, Archbishop of Nassau, Engelbert of Nassau, John of _Nations_, the Nesle Netherlands, the; states-general of Neufchâtel Neufchâtel, Isabelle of Neuss Neuville Nevers Nevers, Charles, Count of Neville, Anne Nice Nimwegen Norfolk, Duchess of Normandy, Charles of France, Duke of, _see_ Berry Normandy, duchy of Norway Noseret Noyon Nuremberg

O

Obernai Oise River, the Onofrio de Santa Croce Orange, Prince of Oriole, Pierre d' Orleans Orleans, duchy of Orleans, Duke of Osterlings, the Ostrevant, Count of, _see_ Borselen Oudenarde Ourré, Gerard Oxford

P

Palatinate, the Palatine, Count; the elector; Frederic, elector Panigarola, Johannes Petrus, Milanese ambassador, cited Paris Paris, University of Paston, Sir John, letters of Paston, John, the younger (brother of above), letter of Paston, Margaret Pavia Pellet, Jean Pepin Perdriel, Henry Périgny Périgord Peronne, interview of Louis XI. and Charles at; treaty of "Peronne, the Peace of" Perrenet Petit-Dutaillis, Ch., author of Vol. IV^{II}, Lavisse, _Hist. de France, see_ Lavisse. Petitpas Petrasanta, Franciscus, Milanese ambassador Pheasant, Feast of the Picardy Picquigny Plessis-les-Tours Pleume Podiebrad, George, ex-king of Bohemia Poictiers, Alienor de Poinsot, Jean Poitiers Poland Pont-à-Mousson Pont de Cé Porcupine, Order of the Portinari, Thomas Portugal Portugal, Alphonse V., King of Portugal, Isabella of, Duchess of Burgundy, _see_ Burgundy Pot, Philip de Poucque, castle of Prussia Public Weal, War of, _see_ League

Q

Quaux River, the Quercy Quiévrain, Seigneur de Quingey, Simon de

R

Rampart, Jean Ratellois Ratisbon Ravestein, Madame de Ravestein, Monseigneur de Renty, Monseigneur de Rethel Rheims Rheims, Archbishop of Rheinfelden Rhine, the; Valley Rhinelands, the Rhodes Rivers, Earl Roche, Henri de la Rochefort Rochefort, Sire of Rochefoucauld Roelants, Gort Romans, King of the Rome Romont, Count of Romorantin Roses, Wars of the Rossillon Rottelin, Marquise Hugues de Rotterdam Rouen Rousillon Rouvre Roye Rozière, Malhortie de Rubempré, the bastard of Rubempré, Jehan de Ruple, G. Russia

S

Saeckingen St. Bavon, Abbot of Ste. Beuve, cited St. Blaise, Abbé of St. Claude St. Cloud St. Denis St. Lievin, feast of St. Michel-sur-Loire St. Nicolas-du-Port St. Omer; treaty of St. Pol, Count of made constable of France; treachery of; execution of St. Quentin St. Remy, Jean le Févre, Seigneur de St. Thierry St. Trond Sale, Anthony de la Salesart Salins Salisbury, Bishop of Savoy, Charlotte of, marries the dauphin Savoy, duchy of Savoy, dukes of Savoy, Yolande, Duchess of; ally of Charles the Bold; kidnapped; rescued Saxony, Duke of Saxony, elector of Schellhass, Karl Schiedam Schlestadt Scotland, Eleanor of, wife of Sigismund of Austria Scotland, Margaret of, wife of Louis, the dauphin Seine River, the Sforza, Galeazzo-Maria, Duke of Milan Sicily Sigismund, Archduke of Austria, _see_ Austria Sigismund, Emperor Sluis Snoy, Renier, cited Soleure Somerset, Duke of Somme, towns on the river, ceded to Duke of Burgundy; redemption of towns on the Sorel, Agnes Soulz, Rudolf de Spain Spain, King of Stein, Hertnid von Stein, Rudolph de Stephen, Martin Strasburg Strasburg, Bishop of Stuttgart Sundgau, the Swabia Swiss, the, valour of; victories of; allies of Louis XI. Swiss Cantons, the; declare war against Charles the Bold Swynaerde Sylvius, Æneas

T

Talmont, Prince of Tewkesbury, battle of Texel, island of Thann Thérain, the Thérouanne, Bishop of Thierry Thierry, Monsieur de Thierstein, Oswald von Thionville Thouan, Mme. de Thouars, Guillaume de Thurgau Tilhart, secretary to Louis XI. Tongres; bishops of Tonnerre, Count of Toul Touraine Tournay Tournay, Bishop of Tournehem Tours Toustain, Aloysius (Toussaint) Toustain, Guillaume Toutey, E., cited Trausch, cited Tree of Gold, jousts of the Trémoille, Jehan de la Trèves Trèves, Archbishop of Tuin Turin Turks, the, capture Constantinople; proposed crusade against

U

Unterwalden Uri Ursé, Seigneur d' Utenhove, Richard Utrecht

V

Vaesen, Joseph Frederic Louis (editor of _Lettres de Louis XI_.) Valenciennes Valois, House of Vaudemont, Yolande of Anjou, Duchess of Vendôme, Count of Venice Verard, Antoine Verdun Vere Vermandois Vermandois, Count de Vesoul Villeclerc, Demoiselle de Virnenbourg, Count of Visen, Charles de Vosges, the

W

Wailly Waldemar of Zürich Waldshut Walloon language, the Warwick, Earl of; death of Wavrin, Philip de Wellington, Duke of Wenlock, governor of Calais Weymouth Wieringen, island of Woodville, Elizabeth Wuisse, Vautrin Wyler, Hans

X

Xaintes

Y

York, House of York, Margaret of, Duchess of Burgundy, _see_ Burgundy Ypres

Z

Zealand Zürich Zutphen