John de Nevers is ordered to lay siege to Moreuil. He has the county of Estampes given to him 156 CHAP. LVI. A quarrel between the Romans and pope Eugenius, whom they wanted to detain at Rome against his will 158 CHAP. LVII. The abbey of St Vincent near Laon is demolished. Many castles are conquered by the Burgundians 159 CHAP. LVIII. The lord Talbot returns to France, and conquers many towns and castles 161 CHAP. LIX. The count d'Estampes reconquers the town of St Valery 164 CHAP. LX. The French gain the town of Hamme on the Somme, in the Vermandois 166 CHAP. LXI. The town and castle of Chasteau-Vilain submits to the obedience of the duke of Burgundy 168 CHAP. LXII. Heavy taxes laid on the countries of Artois and those adjoining, on account of this war 169 CHAP. LXIII. The duke of Burgundy's captains appear before Villefranche, wherein was the duke of Bourbon. They afterward besiege Belleville, which surrenders to them 171 CHAP. LXIV. The lord Willoughby and Mathagon lay siege to St Severin, where the English are at first victorious, but are afterwards defeated by the French 174 CHAP. LXV. La Hire treacherously makes the lord d'Auffemont a prisoner 177 CHAP. LXVI. The common people of Normandy rise against the English garrisons 178 CHAP. LXVII. La Hire gains the castle of Breteuil, in Beauvoisis, by storm 180 CHAP. LXVIII. The dukes of Burgundy and of Bourbon meet in the city of Nevers, and agree on terms for a peace 181 CHAP. LXIX. Amadeus duke of Savoy turns hermit, and resides at Ripaille 187 CHAP. LXX. The common people of Normandy assemble in large bodies before Caen 191 CHAP. LXXI. The duke and duchess of Burgundy return from that country to Flanders and Artois 193 CHAP. LXXII. The French gain the town of Rue from the English 195 CHAP. LXXIII. La Hire, Poton, Philip de la Tour, and the lord de Fontaines, defeat the earl of Arundel before the castle of Gerberoy 197 CHAP. LXXIV. The duke of Burgundy is displeased with the inhabitants of Antwerp 203 CHAP. LXXV.