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Chapter 1: The duke of Anjou undertakes an expedition against the English in the Bordelois
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Chapter 2: Sir Thomas Felton is defeated and made prisoner, with many of the principal lords of Gascony, by a party of French at the siege of Bergerac
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Chapter 3: Bergerac surrenders to the duke of Anjou - The lords de Duras and de Rosem, after having promised to be of the French interest, return again to the English
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Chapter 4: Castillion, Sauveterre, and several other places in Gascony, surrender to the duke of Anjou
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Chapter 5: The duke of Anjou takes the town and castle of St. Macaire by capitulation. - The town of Duras by storm, but the castle recieves quarter
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Chapter 6: The duke of Anjou returns to the duchess at Toulouse, and the constable tothe king of France. - Evan of Wales lays siege to Mortain-sur-Mer
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Chapter 7: King Charles of France instigates the Scots to make war on England. The Scots take the castle of Berwick
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Chapter 8: The earl of Northumberland retakes the castle of Berwick
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Chapter 9: The earls of Northumberland and Nottingham enter Scotland with a large army
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Chapter 10: Sir Thomas Musgrave and the English under his command are defeated by the Scots
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Chapter 11: The deaths of the Queens of France and of Navarre, and the renewal of the feuds between their two husbands
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Chapter 12: The death of Pope Gregory XI. - After the sudden death of his immediate successor, the cardinals are constrained to elect Urban VI. which cause a schism in the church or Rome
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Chapter 13: The king of Navarre sends ambassadors to France, in hopes of regaining possession of his children. - Two of his people are convicted of having attempted to poison the king of France
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Chapter 14: The king of France orders the possetion of the king of Navarre to be siezed as well in Normandy as in Languedoc. - The king of Navarre forms an alliance with the alliance with the English. - The terms of that alliance
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Chapter 15: The lords of Coucy and de la Riviere take several places in the county of Evreux from the king of Navarre
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Chapter 16: The duke of Anjou retains large bodies of men at arms against the English. - The Spaniards lay siege to Bayonne
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Chapter 17: The English, at this period, make excursions into various parts of the kingdom of France
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Chapter 18: The inhabitants of Evreux surrender to the French. - The two armies assemble before St. Malo
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Chapter 19: The English raise the siege of Mortain
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Chapter 20: The English recover several strong castles from the French in the Bourdelois
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Chapter 21: The mine which the English had made at St. Malo fails; in consequence, the siege is raised
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Chapter 22: Sir Oliver de Clisson is made prisoner by the garrison of Cherbourg.
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Chapter 23: The French garrison of Bersat is defeated. - The town surrenders to the English. - The king of Navarre come to Bordeaux, to solicit aid from the English.
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Chapter 24: The infanta of Castille besieges Pampeluna. - Sir Thomas Trivet, in conducting succors to the king of Navarre, takes several places in Gascony from the French
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Chapter 25: Sir Thomas Trivet with the English come to the succor of the king of Navarre. - The siege of Pampeluna is raised.
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Book 1 | Book 3
| Chapter 1: The duke of Anjou undertakes an expedition against the English in the Bordelois | Chapter |
| Chapter 2: Sir Thomas Felton is defeated and made prisoner, with many of the principal lords of Gascony, by a party of French at the siege of Bergerac | Chapter |
| Chapter 3: Bergerac surrenders to the duke of Anjou - The lords de Duras and de Rosem, after having promised to be of the French interest, return again to the English | Chapter |
| Chapter 4: Castillion, Sauveterre, and several other places in Gascony, surrender to the duke of Anjou | Chapter |
| Chapter 5: The duke of Anjou takes the town and castle of St. Macaire by capitulation. - The town of Duras by storm, but the castle recieves quarter | Chapter |
| Chapter 6: The duke of Anjou returns to the duchess at Toulouse, and the constable tothe king of France. - Evan of Wales lays siege to Mortain-sur-Mer | Chapter |
| Chapter 7: King Charles of France instigates the Scots to make war on England. The Scots take the castle of Berwick | Chapter |
| Chapter 8: The earl of Northumberland retakes the castle of Berwick | Chapter |
| Chapter 9: The earls of Northumberland and Nottingham enter Scotland with a large army | Chapter |
| Chapter 10: Sir Thomas Musgrave and the English under his command are defeated by the Scots | Chapter |
| Chapter 11: The deaths of the Queens of France and of Navarre, and the renewal of the feuds between their two husbands | Chapter |
| Chapter 12: The death of Pope Gregory XI. - After the sudden death of his immediate successor, the cardinals are constrained to elect Urban VI. which cause a schism in the church or Rome | Chapter |
| Chapter 13: The king of Navarre sends ambassadors to France, in hopes of regaining possession of his children. - Two of his people are convicted of having attempted to poison the king of France | Chapter |
| Chapter 14: The king of France orders the possetion of the king of Navarre to be siezed as well in Normandy as in Languedoc. - The king of Navarre forms an alliance with the alliance with the English. - The terms of that alliance | Chapter |
| Chapter 15: The lords of Coucy and de la Riviere take several places in the county of Evreux from the king of Navarre | Chapter |
| Chapter 16: The duke of Anjou retains large bodies of men at arms against the English. - The Spaniards lay siege to Bayonne | Chapter |
| Chapter 17: The English, at this period, make excursions into various parts of the kingdom of France | Chapter |
| Chapter 18: The inhabitants of Evreux surrender to the French. - The two armies assemble before St. Malo | Chapter |
| Chapter 19: The English raise the siege of Mortain | Chapter |
| Chapter 20: The English recover several strong castles from the French in the Bourdelois | Chapter |
| Chapter 21: The mine which the English had made at St. Malo fails; in consequence, the siege is raised | Chapter |
| Chapter 22: Sir Oliver de Clisson is made prisoner by the garrison of Cherbourg. | Chapter |
| Chapter 23: The French garrison of Bersat is defeated. - The town surrenders to the English. - The king of Navarre come to Bordeaux, to solicit aid from the English. | Chapter |
| Chapter 24: The infanta of Castille besieges Pampeluna. - Sir Thomas Trivet, in conducting succors to the king of Navarre, takes several places in Gascony from the French | Chapter |
| Chapter 25: Sir Thomas Trivet with the English come to the succor of the king of Navarre. - The siege of Pampeluna is raised. | Chapter |
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