Gabelle tax, imposed by Richelieu, 144. Gallic cities, origin of, 5-6. Gargoyle, the, of Rouen, legend regarding, 81-82. Garlande, Etienne de, restoration of Sainte-Marie, 364-365. Garonne, port of the, 292. Gatianus, St., 183. Gaudry, Bishop, 40. Gaul, ancient traces in town names, 5-6. Geoffrey the Hammer, Count of Anjou, 172-173. Geoffrey, Count of Gascony, 248. Geoffrey of Mayenne, swears the Civil oath, 155. Geoffrey Plantagenet, 99. Geoffroy de Montbray, Bishop of Coutances, 121, 145. Geological discoveries in the Somme Valley, 21-22. Germain, St., 309, 372. Gersendis, Countess, 152. Gervase, _cited_, 32. Gesoriacum, Roman town, 19. Gilbert of Evreux, 121. Gilbert of Lisieux, 121-122. Girondists at Caen, 126-127; at Saint-Émilion, 297-298. Gisors, 47. Gloucester Cathedral, 93. Gonzagas, occupation of Nevers, 244. Green Croft, Cambridge, 274. “Grotte de Saint-Émilion,” 297. Guesclin, Bertrand de, 252, 280. Guilds, Craftsmen’s, in Paris, 360. Guise, Cardinal de, 199-200. Guise, Henri de, tragedy of, 197-198. _Guyale_, meetings of the, 21. Guyenne, _villes bastides_ of, 293. Hachette, Jeanne, bravery of, 346-347. Hadouin, St., tomb of, 164. Hagano, Bishop, 125. Hamerton, Mr., “Paris in Old and Present Times,” _quoted_, 365-366. Ham-sur-Somme, Castle of, 21. Harcourt, Geoffrey d’, 140. Harold of Denmark, 66. Headlam, Mr. Cecil, “Story of Chartres,” _quoted_, 206-207. Héloise, 383. Henry I., burning of Evreux, 90. Henry II., marriage at Lisieux, 100. Henry III., 187, 197. Henry IV., of Navarre, crowned at Chartres, 45, 205; entry into Rouen, 73. Henry V., 67, 126, 139; Agincourt, 197; betrothal in Troyes, 313-314; siege of Meaux, 329-330. Henry VIII., siege of Boulogne, 19. Heremas, Abbot, 46, 47. Herodotus, _cited_, 357. Herlwin, knight, 120. Hilary, Bishop of Poitiers, 184. Hildebert, Bishop of Le Mans, 370. Hoffbauer, M., “Paris à travers les Ages,” _cited_, 363-364. Hôtel Rambouillet, 333. Hugh, Capet, 22, 362, 382. Hugh of Tours, Abp., 171. Hugh of Vermandois, 23. Hugh the Great, 361. Hugues de Morville, Bp., 145. Huguenots, troubles at Rouen, 72-73; stronghold at Saint-Lô, 129-130; attack on Coutances, 143; resistance in La Rochelle, 281-286; massacre in Troyes, 314-315. “Hundred Days,” the, 57. Hundred Years’ War, effect on French Architecture, 76-77, 100. Ingelgar, Count of Anjou, 170. Innocent, Pope, troubles with France, 334-335. Jacquerie Revolts, 325-326, 343-344. James, Mr. Henry, “Little Tours in France,” _cited_, 174, 301, 232-235. Jargeau, capture by Jeanne d’Arc, 45. Jesus College, Cambridge, 274. Joan of Arc, Story of, 45-46; death at Rouen, 67-72; relief of Orléans, 218-223; capture of Troyes, 314; her capture at Beauvais, 344-345; the attempted siege of Paris, 350-355. John, Duke of Bedford, death, 72. John Lackland, 66; massacre at Evreux, 90. John of France, at Poitiers, 274-279. Josephine, Empress, 90.