3. The Taxation of Aquitaine. 1368--1369 256 4. The Renewed War. 1369--1375 256 5. Anti-Papal Legislation. 1351--1366 257 6. Predominance of the English Language 258 7. Piers the Plowman. 1362 258 8. The Anti-Clerical Party. 1371 259 9. The Duke of Lancaster. 1374--1376 260 10. John Wycliffe. 1366--1376 261 11. Lancaster and the Black Prince. 1376 261 12. The Good Parliament. 1376 262 13. The Last Year of Edward III. 1376--1377 262 14. Ireland from the Reign of John to that of Edward II. 264 15. The Statute of Kilkenny. 1367 265 16. Weakness of the English Colony. 1367--1377 265 CHAPTER XVII. RICHARD II. AND THE SOCIAL REVOLUTION. 1377--1381. 1. The First Years of Richard II. 1377--1378 266 2. Wycliffe and the Great Schism. 1378--1381 266 3. The Poll Taxes. 1379--1381 267 4. The Peasants' Grievances 268 5. The Peasants' Revolt. 1381 268 6. The Suppression of the Revolt 269 7. Results of the Peasants' Revolt 269 8. Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales' 270 9. The Prologue of the 'Canterbury Tales' 270 10. Chaucer and the Clergy 271 11. Roads and Bridges 272 12. Modes of Conveyance 273 13. Hospitality and Inns 274 14. Alehouses 274 15. Wanderers 274 16. Robbers and Criminals 275 17. Justices of the Peace 277 CHAPTER XVIII. RICHARD II. AND THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION. 1382--1399. 1. Progress of the War with France. 1382--1386 278 2. Richard's Growing Unpopularity. 1385--1386 278 3. The Impeachment of Suffolk and the Commission of Regency. 1386 279 4. The Lords Appellant and the Merciless Parliament. 1387--1388 279 5. Richard's Restoration to Power. 1389 280 6. Richard's Constitutional Government. 1389--1396 280 7. Livery and Maintenance. 1390 281 8. Richard's Domestic Policy. 1390--1391 281 9. Richard's Foreign Policy. 1389--1396 282