Purveys, John, 228. Præmunire, Statute of, 195. Provisors, Statute of, 194. Rheims, Besieged by Edward III., 125, 126. Ribeaumont, Reconnoitres English before Poitiers, 98. Richard II., 150, 221, 225. Rochelle, 149. Romorantin, Captured by the Black Prince, 97. Roncesvalles, Pass of, 162. Serfdom, 77, 78. Sluys, Battle of, 18, 19. Soldiers: how Raised, 27 their Pay, 27 how Armed, 28. Spain, Condition of, 151-153. Spanish Expedition, Decided on, 157 Results of, 173. St. George, Chapel of, 61. St. Pierre, Eustace de, 49. Straw, Jack, 224. Stury, Richard, 213. Sumptuary Statute, 140, 141. Sudbury, Archbishop, Murdered, 225. Tax, Hearth, 177, 183. Taxation under Edward III., 192, 193. Tello, Don, 164. Tonnerre, Taken by Edward III., 126. Tournaments, 54, 61-64. Towns, Struggle of, for Charters, 147. Trastamare. See Henry of. Tregetours, 67. Truce between England and France (1340), 21. Tumblers, 67, 68. Tyler, Wat the, 224, 225. Urban VI., Pope, 198. Valladolid, Camp at, 170. Vienne, John of, 47. Walworth, Richard, 225. Whittlesey, Archbishop, 201. Wiclif, John, 197 Union with Gaunt, 198-200 At Bruges, 203 Before Bishop Courtenay, 222 His Labours, 222, 223 Translation of the Bible, 226-228 His Teaching, 229, 230. Winchelsea Pillaged by the French, 127. Winchester, Bishop of. See Wykeham. Wine Trade, 148. Wykeham, William of, 199, 200, 210, 215, 221. Transcriber's notes: A paragraph break has been inserted before the first line of Page 73: "The disease seemed to be a poisoning of the blood." Battle off Sluys 19 Battle of Sluys 19 The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one. to the Kings of France for their county. The to the Kings of France for their country. The their own superiority, were impatient to fight, their own superiority, were impatient to fight. Wyclif, wishes for the return of the apostolical Wiclif, wishes for the return of the apostolical dad been carried off to supply the garrisons. Moreover had been carried off to supply the garrisons. Moreover knights to assult the barriers of Paris; but they knights to assault the barriers of Paris; but they Wycliff were intimately connected with him. Wiclif were intimately connected with him. more valiant or courteous then he. His servants more valiant or courteous than he. His servants before they begun the fight. The English were before they began the fight. The English were End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Life of Edward the Black Prince, by Louise Creighton