XXIII. THE LIBERATION OF THE LORD DE LA RIVIERE II. 588 XXIV. CORONATION OF HENRY IV. II. 698 XXV. MEETING OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY WITH THE EARL OF DERBY AT PARIS II. 684 XXVI. WILLIAM OF HAINAULT SETTING OUT ON HIS EXPEDITION AGAINST FRIESLAND II. 612 XXVII. LANDING OF THE LADY DE COUCY AT BOULOGNE II. 701 XXVIII. DEATH OF POPE CLEMENT OF AVIGNON II. 564 XXIX. THE KING OF FRANCE RECEIVING THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE DEFEAT IN TURKEY II. 628 XXX. THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER AND SIR JOHN LACKINGAY II. 636 XXXI. DEATH OF ANNE OF BOHEMIA II. 566 XXXII. DEATH OF EVAN DE FOIX II. 551 XXXIII. DUCHESS OF ORLEANS QUITTING PARIS II. 633 XXXIV. RECONCILIATION OF SIR OLIVER DE CLISSON AND THE DUKE OF BRITTANY II. 589 XXXV. JEHAN DE VARENNES PREACHING II. 565 XXXVI. THE FUNERAL OF RICHARD II. 708 [Illustration: The Coronation of Pope Boniface at Rome after the death of Urban VIᵗʰ.] PLATE I. THE CORONATION OF POPE BONIFACE IX. Pope Clement of Avignon, on hearing of the death of Urban VI. of Rome, assembled a conclave of Cardinals of his party, and strong hopes were entertained that the schism in the Church would be put an end to; nevertheless the Cardinals at Rome immediately elected Perrin de Tomacelli, Cardinal of Naples, who was crowned with great solemnity in October 1389, and took the name and title of Boniface IX., Clement continuing to act as Pope at Avignon. The composition of this illumination is arranged with great simplicity; the faces are of appropriate character and expression, and from their great variety and carefully varied features, it appears probable that some of them may be actual portraits of the individuals represented. It is coloured with exceeding richness; the flow and disposition of some of the drapery is almost equal to Albert Durer; and the linear perspective is pretty nearly correct. [Illustration: The Marriage of King Louis son of the Duke of Anjou to the Daughter of King Peter of Arragon.] PLATE II. THE MARRIAGE OF KING LOUIS OF SICILY, SON OF THE DUKE OF ANJOU, TO THE DAUGHTER OF KING PEDRO OF ARRAGON.