118. Occurrences in the history of St. Edmunds.

Jocelin of Brakelond, pp. 1, 11, 21; trans. by T. E. Tomlins.

119. Account of the origin of the Cistercians.

WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY, Gesta Regum Anglorum,

Lib. iv, R. S., Vol. 90, pt. 2, pp. 380 sqq.

III. Towns and Gilds

120. Charter given to the city of Lincoln about 1160.

RYMER, Foedera, Vol. I, p. 40.

121. Ordinances of the spurriers of London

RILEY, Memorials of London, pp. 226 sqq.

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201

205

122. Extracts from ordinances of the white-tawyers of

209

Custumals of Battle Abbey, pp. 19-22; pub. by The Camden

Society.

V. Conflicts between Henry III and the Barons

125. Summons of a noble to a Great Council.

Lords' Report on the Dignity of a Peer, Vol. II, p. 68.

126. A meeting of the Great Council in 1242

MATTHEW PARIS, Chronica Majora, R. S., Vol. 57, pt. 4,

pp. 181 sqq.

127. An incident in the life of Simon de Montfort.

Ibid. pt. 5, p. 706.

211

212

215

217

218

221

130. Summons of representatives of the counties and towns

to parliament

133. Decision in favor of John Balliol

WILLIAM RISHANGER, Chronica, R. S., Vol. 114, pp. 135-

136.

134. The battle of Bannockburn.

Chronicon Galfridi le Baker de Swynebroke, pp. 7-8; ed.

by E. M. Thompson.

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232

CHAPTER X-THE FIRST HALF OF THE HUNDRED

YEARS' WAR

I. The Early Occurrences of the War

FROISSART, Chronicles, Bk. I, chaps. 5, 35, 36, 43, 50; trans.

by John Bourchier, Lord Berners.

233

135. The beginning of the war

136. Challenge of Edward III to Philip of Valois

Continuatio Chronicarum Adae Murimuth, R. S., Vol. 93,

pp. 111-112; ed. and trans. by E. M. Thompson.

240

II. The Culmination of the Reign of Edward III

139. Establishment of the Order of the Garter by Edward III 246

Continuatio Chronicarum Adae Murimuth, R. S., Vol. 93,

Pp. 155-156.

140. Extracts from the Treaty of Bretigny

E. COSNEAU, Les Grands Traités de la Guerre de Cent

Ans, pp. 39-68.

141. Proclamation favoring archery

RYMER, Foedera, Hague ed., Vol. III, pt. 2, p. 79.

III. The Quarrel over Appointments from Rome

142. The evils of appointments of foreigners

3 Rich. II, c. 3, Statutes of the Realm, Vol. II, p. 14

143. Prohibition of obtaining appointments from the pope. 251

12 Rich. II, c. 15, Statutes of the Realm, Vol. II, p. 60.

144. A statute of praemunire, 1393

16 Rich. II, c. 5, Statutes of the Realm, Vol. III, p. 84.

145. A Welsh clergyman seeking appointment from Rome,

1402

ADAM OF USK, Chronicon, pp. 196 sqq.

252

WALSINGHAM, Historia Anglicana, R. S., Vol. 116, pt. 1

P. 315.

V. The Political and the Social Struggle

148. The Good Parliament

Ibid. pp. 320, 321.

149. The grant of the first poll tax, 1377

Rotuli Parliamentorum, Vol. II, p. 364.

150. A sermon of John Ball

FROISSART, Chronicles, chap. 381; trans. by John Bour-

chier, Lord Berners.

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257

258

260

260

153. A contemporary account of Wycliffe .

Chronicon Henrici Knighton, R. S., Vol. 92, pt. 2, pp. 151,

152.

154. Extracts from one of Wycliffe's tracts

ARNOLD, Select Works of John Wycliffe, Vol. III, p. 433.

155. A statement of Lollard belief

.

Chronicon Henrici Knighton, R. S., Vol. 92, pt. 2, p. 174.

267

156. Two anecdotes of the Lollards.

Ibid. pp. 163-164, 312, 313.

269

271

157. Execution of a Lollard

CAPGRAVE, Chronicle of England, R. S., Vol. 1, p. 297.

VII. The English Language and Literature

36 Edward III, stat. 1, c. 15, Statutes of the Realm, Vol. I,

P. 375.

159. Change of customs from French to English, 1385 . . 273
RALPH HIGDEN, Polychronicon, trans. by John of Trevisa;
MORRIS and SKEAT, Specimens of Early English, Vol.
II, pp. 240-242.

160. Extract from Chaucer's Prologue to the Canterbury Tales 274

W. W. SKEAT, Complete Works of Chaucer, Vol. IV, pp.

9-10, lines 285-309.

161. Extract from Chaucer's Treatise on the Astrolabe,

1391

W. W. SKEAT, Complete Works of Chaucer, Vol. III,

pp. 175-176, lines 1-15, 35-45-

162. A visit of Froissart to England in 1395

FROISSART, Chronicles, Vol. II, chap. 196; trans. by John

Bourchier, Lord Berners.

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276

163. The claim of the duke of Lancaster to the throne. 278

WALSINGHAM, Historia Anglicana, R. S., Vol. 116,

pt. 2, p. 237.

166. Freedom of speech in parliament in the case of

Ibid. p. 323.

Thomas Haxey

Ibid. Vol. III, p. 434.

282

II. Rising of Glendower and Renewal of the French War

167. A letter from Wales to the king, 1403

283

170. Speech of Henry V before the battle of Agincourt. 286

Gesta Henrici, in F. H. Durham, English History

from Original Sources, Vol. III, pt. 1, p. 48.

173. Arrangements of Henry V on his deathbed

THOMAS ELMHAM, Vita Henrici Quinti, in F. H. Durham,
English History from Original Sources, Vol. III, pt. 1,
p. 66.

III. Joan of Arc and the Close of the Hundred Years'

War

174. Account of Joan's mission and the relief of Orleans

Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet, Book II, chaps.57,

59; trans. by Thomas Johnes, Vol. I, pp. 550-553-

175. Letter sent by Joan to the English commander .

QUICHERAT, Procès de Condemnation de Jeanne d'Arc,

Vol. I, pp. 240-241.

176. Extracts from the testimony of Joan on her trial.

Ibid. pp. 46-182.

177. Expulsion of the English from France

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289

292

293

296

JEHAN DE WAURIN, Recueil des Croniques, R. S., Vol. 39,

pt. 5, p. 193.

IV. The Wars of the Roses

178. The character of Henry VI.

296

BLAKMAN, De Virtutibus et Miraculis Henrici Sexti, in
F. H. Durham, English History from Original Sources,
Vol. III, pt. 2, p. 79.

179. The battle of Blore Heath

Chronicle of Henry VI, p. 80; ed. by J. S. Davies; pub.
by The Camden Society.

180. Typical execution after the battle of St. Albans. . .
JEHAN DE WAURIN, Recueil des Croniques, R. S., Vol. 39,
pt. 5, pp. 329 sq.

V. The Reigns of Edward IV and Richard III

181. Seizure of the throne by Edward IV

Register of Bishop Whethamstede, R. S., Vol. 113, pt. 1,

pp. 404-405.

182. The invention of benevolences

FABYAN, Concordence of Historie, in F. H. Durham, Eng-

lish History from Original Sources, Vol. III, pt. 2, p. 92.

183. The wealth of Edward IV

Continuation of Croyland Chronicle, Ibid. p. 93.

.

297

298

299

300