Antoine de Caumont

Bordeaux

Bordeaux, on the river Garonne, administrative centre of the duchy of Aquitaine.

City of Angoulême

Inhabitants of Angoulême

Bordeaux

Bordeaux, on the river Garonne, administrative centre of the duchy of Aquitaine.

City of Angoulême

Blaye

Guichard IV d'Angle, earl of Huntingdon (d. 1380)

Guichard IV d'Angle (c. 1308-15 - 1380), earl of Huntingdon; son of Guichard III d'Angle and Marguerite Maubert. He was born as a subject of the king of France in Poitou, and his family were lords of Angle-sur-l'Anglin and Pleumartin in France. Guichard d'Angle played an important part in the battle of Poitiers, where he was captured by the English. He became a subject of the king of England after the treaty of Bretigny in 1360.

Blaye

English

The people of England; subjects of the English crown; English troops or populations, etc.

Blaye

Blaye

Inhabitants of Angoulême

Inhabitants of Angoulême

This should be Agen rather than Angoulême. This section is based on the Chronicle of Jean le Bel, who used the peculiar spelling ‘Agolem’ to refer to Agen. It is quite likely, as S. Luce has argued, that this orthography confused Froissart, who must have concluded that Angoulême was meant.

Jean Froissart, Chroniques, ed. by S. Luce, vol. III, p. XXIII–XXIV, note 7 and p. XXIX–XXX, note 6.

This should be Agen rather than Angoulême. This section is based on the Chronicle of Jean le Bel, who used the peculiar spelling ‘Agolem’ to refer to Agen. It is quite likely, as S. Luce has argued, that this orthography confused Froissart, who must have concluded that Angoulême was meant.

Jean Froissart, Chroniques, ed. by S. Luce, vol. III, p. XXIII–XXIV, note 7 and p. XXIX–XXX, note 6.

This should be Agen rather than Angoulême. This section is based on the Chronicle of Jean le Bel, who used the peculiar spelling ‘Agolem’ to refer to Agen. It is quite likely, as S. Luce has argued, that this orthography confused Froissart, who must have concluded that Angoulême was meant.

Jean Froissart, Chroniques, ed. by S. Luce, vol. III, p. XXIII–XXIV, note 7 and p. XXIX–XXX, note 6.

This should be Agen rather than Angoulême. This section is based on the Chronicle of Jean le Bel, who used the peculiar spelling ‘Agolem’ to refer to Agen. It is quite likely, as S. Luce has argued, that this orthography confused Froissart, who must have concluded that Angoulême was meant.

Jean Froissart, Chroniques, ed. by S. Luce, vol. III, p. XXIII–XXIV, note 7 and p. XXIX–XXX, note 6.

This should be Agen rather than Angoulême. This section is based on the Chronicle of Jean le Bel, who used the peculiar spelling ‘Agolem’ to refer to Agen. It is quite likely, as S. Luce has argued, that this orthography confused Froissart, who must have concluded that Angoulême was meant.

Jean Froissart, Chroniques, ed. by S. Luce, vol. III, p. XXIII–XXIV, note 7 and p. XXIX–XXX, note 6.

Manuscript reading: vint vint

Emended reading: vint