Even in this way the influence of the French wars was transient. The advantages which Edward III. and the Black Prince gained by their victories were lost, even in their own lifetime. In the same manner, the intellectual movement produced by these wars was stamped out, and was followed only by the long anarchy of the wars of the Roses. [Illustration] INDEX Angoulême, Black Prince at, 180. Anjou, Duke of, 130, 182. Aquitaine, Extent of Duchy, 24 Condition of, 145-148 Discontent in, 177 Disasters in, 203. Archers, 29, 30. Armagnac, Count of, 150. Arteveldt, Jacques van, Edward III.'s Ally, 12 His Relations with Edward III., 14 Makes Truce with Philip of Valois, 21 Meets Edward III. at Escluse, 24 Murdered at Ghent, 25. Audley, Sir James, 55, 62, 103, 104, 111. Auvergne Plundered by the English, 96. Avignon, Popes at, 194. Baliol, King of Scotland, 5. Bangor, Bishop of, 204, 214. Banquets, 67. Bardi; Edward pawns his Jewels to them, 15. Bastides, 146, 147. Bed-hangings, 66. Berkhampstead, 140. Berry, Duke of, 130, 182. Berwick, 5, 93. Bible, Wiclif's, 226, 228. Biscaya, Maritime Towns of, 86, 90. Black Death, 72 Nature of, 73 Mortality of, 73-75 Results of, 76, 80, 229. Black Prince. See Edward. Blanche, Duchess, 133, 135, 137. Blanquetaque, Ford of, 36. Blois, Charles of, 21, 48. Bohemia, King of, 42, 44. Boniface VIII., Pope, 193. Bordeaux, Black Prince's court at, 149, 150. Bretigny, Treaty of, 128-131, 174. Bristol, Effects of Black Death, in 74. Britany, Struggle in, 21, 48. Bruce, David, 5, 47, 48. Bruce, Robert, recognised King, 4 Death, 5. Bruges, Congress of, 202-204. Burgesses in Parliament, 189. Burgos, 169. Burgundy, Duke of, 126. Burgundy, Edward III. in, 127. Burley, Dr., Black Prince's Tutor, 9. Burnt Candlemas, 93. Caen taken by English, 33. Calais, Siege of, 46, 50. Calverly, Sir Hugh, 164. Cambridge, Edmund Earl of, 139. Canterbury, 115, 215. Carcassone burnt by the English, 95. Cerda, De la, 86. Chandos, Sir John, 55, 62, 87, 105, 107, 131, 149, 156, 158, 166 His Death, 180, 182. Chargny, Geoffroy de, 51. Charles, Dauphin, makes Peace with King of Navarre, 121 Enters Paris, 121 Refuses English Proposals of Peace, 122. Charles V. Summons Black Prince to Paris, 178 Declares War against England, 179 Allies with Henry of Trastamare, 153 Character, 162, 174. Charles, King of Navarre, 92, 93, 119, 121, 158, 162, 163, 167, 175. Charterhouse, Origin of, 75. Chaucer, Geoffrey, 123, 134-138, 228, 229. Chivalry, 55-60. Clarence, Lionel, Duke of, 139. Christmas Festivities, 69, 70. Clement VI. tries to make Peace, 51. Clergy, State of, under Edward III., 193, 195-197 Ejected from Office, 200 Their Luxury, 143. Commerce between England and Flanders, 14. Courtenay, Bishop, 222. Cressy, Battle of, 37-45. Crusades, develop Chivalry, 56, 59.