Cathedrals-- Amiens, 27-37, 75. Angers, St. Maurice, 174, 179-180. Angoulême, St. Pierre, 268-270. Auxerre, St. Etienne, 239, 302-310. Bayeux, 109-110. Beauvais, 341-342. Blois, St. Louis, 192-193. Bordeaux, 292. Boulogne, 21. Bourges, 235-236. Chartres, 207-211. Coutances, 149. Evreux, 89, 93-94. La Rochelle, 289. Lâon, 39-42. Le Mans, St. Julien, 161-163. Limoges, St. Etienne, 252, 253, 262. Lisieux, 96. Meaux, 324-325. Moulins, 251. Nevers, St. Cyr, 240-243. Orléans, 224. Paris, Notre Dames, 365, 369-371; the old St. Etienne, 363-364. Périgueux, St. Etienne, 262. Poitiers, St. Pierre, 270-273. Rheims, 48-51. Rouen, Notre Dame, 74-82. Saint-Lô, 133-134. Senlis, Notre Dame, 338-341. Sens, St. Etienne, 235, 300-305. Soissons, Notre Dame, 57-61. Tours, St. Gatien, 188-193, 337. Troyes, 319-322. Catherine, wife of Henry V., betrothal, 313-314. Catulliacum, 381. Cauchon, Bishop Pierre, trial of Joan of Arc, 67-72, 344-345. Caxton, 106. Celts, Saxon opposition in the Bessin, 104. Chambord, 192. Champagne, Counts of, 310-313. Changé, storming of, 158-161. Chanzy, General, defence of Le Mans, 157-159. Chapelle de la Fierte Saint-Romain, legend of, 78-82. Charente, the, 289-290. Charlemagne, the, 187, 360. Charles I. of England, 282. Charles V., Emperor, 24, 247, 314. Charles VII., pusillanimity of, 45-46, 350-354; attempt on Rouen, 72; reparation to Coutances, 140; “King of Bourges,” 227; spoliation of Jacques Cœur, 231; proclaimed at Poitiers, 280; crowning, 291. Charles IX., 197. Charles X., 48. Charles the Bold, attack on Beauvais, 346-347. the Fat, policy of, 361. the Simple, 41, 64, 361. the Poet-Duke, 197. Prince Frederick, 156; taking of Le Mans, 158-161. Chartier, Alain, the “Curiale,” 105-106; “Bréviare des Nobles,” 106-107. Guillaume, 107. Jean, 106, 107. Chartres-- Cathedral, 207-211. Counts of, 202-205. Franco-Prussian War, capitulation, 206-207. Henry V. crowned at, 205. Historical sketch, 201-207. Porte Guillaume, 202. Tour-de-Ville, 201-202. Château-- Barrière, Périgueux, 258-261. Blois, 194-200; the Guise tragedy, 197-200. Moulins, 248. Châteaudun, 206-207; fall of, 212-215; the Château, 215. Châteauneuf, 184. Chaumont, 192. Chauvigny on the Vienne, 277. Chenonceaux, 192. Childebert, churches built by, 363-364, 372-375. Christianity, introduction into Gaul, 6-7. Churches, Abbey or Collegiate, 52-53. Clovis, first king of Paris, 47, 56, 89, 360. Cluny Monastery, 383. Musée de, 363-364. Cœur, Jacques, story of, 231; house at Bourges, 232. Cognac, 253. Coligny, 282. Cologne Cathedral, 342. Colombières, the Huguenot defence of Saint-Lô, 129-130; attacks on Coutances, 143. “Colonne de la Grande Armée,” Boulogne, 20. Commune, founding of the, 152-153; established at Sens, 300. Compiègne, siege of, 344-345. Condé, 282, 333. Condom, Bossuet Bishop of, 334.