1347 Siege of Calais, 228 =Truce=, 229 1349 =The Black Death=, 229 1355 =Renewal of the War=, 229 Destructive March of the Black Prince southwards, 229 The “Burnt Candlemas,” 231 1356 The Black Prince’s expedition northwards, 231 Battle of Poitiers, 231 Release of King David, 232 1357 =Peace with Scotland=, 232 Terrible condition of France, 232 1359 Reviving power of the Dauphin, 232 =Edward again invades France=, 233 1360 Want of permanent results induce Edward to make =The Peace of Brétigny=, 233 The Treaty is not carried out, 234 1364 The War in Brittany continues, 234 1365 Affairs of Castile, 234 1366 France and England support the rival claimants, 234 1367 Battle of Navarette, 235 1368 Taxation in Aquitaine, 235 The Barons appeal to Charles, 235 1369 =Renewal of French War=, 235 =Gradual Defeat of the English=, 236 1370 The Black Prince takes Limoges, 236 His final return to England, 236 1374 Loss of Aquitaine, 236 1372 Naval victory of the Spaniards, 236 1375 Discontent in England, 236 =Politics of the Time=, 237 1376 The Good Parliament, 239 Death of the Black Prince, 240 Lancaster regains power, 240 1377 The Lancastrian Parliament, 240 Trial of Wicliffe, 240 Uproar in London, 240 Death of the King, 240 BEGINNING OF THE FACTION FIGHT AMONG THE NOBILITY. RICHARD II. 1377-1399. 1377 Difficulties of the new reign, 242 =Regency and administration of Lancaster=, 242 Patriotic government, 243 1380 Money wanted for the War in Brittany, 243 The Poll Tax, 243