Louis of France, besieges Dover castle, 16; truces with Hubert, _ib._; goes to London, _ib._; territory held by his party, 17; alleged capture of Norwich castle, _ib._ note 3; besieges Hertford, 18; truces with Royalists, _ib._, 19; holds council at Cambridge, 19; goes to Lincoln, 20; proposes returning to France, _ib._; dealings with S. Alban’s, 21; blockaded in Winchelsea, 22, 23; regains Rye, 24; goes to France, _ib._; returns to England, 27, 28; renews truce with garrison of Dover, 28; besieges Farnham, 29; sends relief to Mountsorel, 29; occupies Winchester, 30; returns to London, _ib._; renews siege of Dover, 31; raises siege and goes to London, 46; negotiates, 47, 55, 56; his treaty with Henry, 57–59; absolution, 60; leaves England, _ib._; indemnity promised to, 83; his Albigensian wars, 136; appeal against his coronation, 188, 189; crowned, 190; refuses Henry’s demands, 197, 198; offers to renew truce, 221; conquers Poitou, 233, 234; undertakes Albigensian war, 256; prediction about, 257; death, 264 Louis IX, King of France, 264, 265 Lucy, Geoffrey de, 33 Ludlow, conference at, 193 Luggershall, castle of, 168 Lusignan, Hugh de, the elder, Count of La Marche, 132, 133, 139 Lusignan, Hugh the younger of, 132, 133; his relations with Geoffrey de Neville, 133, 135; with Henry and Isabel, 137; marries Isabel, 139; disputes with the English Council, 140, 141; relations with the towns, 141–143; with the English Crown, 144, 145, 175–177, 187–190, 219, 220; homage to Louis, 233; successes in Gascony, 251; truce with Richard, 265 Lusignan, Ralf de, _see_ Eu Lynn, taken by Falkes, 48 Maingo, William, 142 Malaunay, Hugh de, 56 Marc, Philip, 74, footnote 490, 101, 204 Marche, La, _see_ Lusignan Margaret of Scotland, 127, 174 Marlborough, castle of, 150, 151, 168 Marsh, Geoffrey, Justiciar in Ireland, 93–95, 123, 124, 174, 175, 217, 259, 261 Marsh, Richard de, Chancellor, 114, 284