A History of England, Period I. Mediæval MonarchyBright, J. Franck (James Franck)
History
A History of England, Period I. Mediæval Monarchy
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck)
Great Britain -- History
1327 The Prince of Wales made King, 210
Murder of Edward, 211
BEGINNING OF HUNDRED YEARS’ WAR, AND CONSTITUTIONAL
PROGRESS.
EDWARD III. 1327-1377.
1327 Measures of reform, 214
=Mortimer’s misgovernment=, 214
Fruitless campaign against Scotland, 214
Opposition to Mortimer, 214
1330 Conspiracy and death of Kent, 215
=Edward overthrows Mortimer=, 215
Edward’s healing measures, 216
1332 =Balliol invades Scotland=, 216
Edward supports him, 216
Siege of Berwick, 217
1333 Battle of Halidon Hill, 217
1334 =Temporary Submission of Scotland=, 217
=Edward’s claims on France=, 218
=The Scotch, with Philip’s help, renew the War=, 218
1337 Edward therefore produces his claims, 218
=Edward attacks France=, 218
1338 His alliances on the North-east, 219
He is made Imperial Vicar, 219
Great taxation, 219
He lands in Flanders, 220
1339 Deserted by his allies, he returns home, 220
1340 Returns, and wins the Battle of Sluys, 220
Fruitless expedition to Tournay, 220
Sudden visit to England, 221
Displacement of the Ministry, 221
1341 =His dispute with Stratford=, 221
Edward yields, 221
1342 Loss of all his allies, 222
=New opening in Brittany=, 222
1343 Mediation of the Pope offered, 223
Decay of Papal influence, 223
1344 His mediation accepted conditionally, it fails, 224
Edward’s commercial difficulties, 224
1345 =War breaks out again=, 224
Derby hard pressed in Guienne, 224
1346 Edward, to relieve him, lands in Normandy, 225
Marches towards Calais, 225
Battle of Cressy, 227
Battle of Neville’s Cross, 228
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