Dumuriez, general of first French Republic, 459. Dunes, viewed from the sea, 15; at Coxyde, 92-93; Battle of the Dunes, 96-98; 465. Dunkerque, receives charter from Philip of Alsace, 55; canal from Nieuport to, 104. Duquesnoy, Jerome, 241; 355; influenced by Rubens, 453. Dyle, river, at Malines, 312; 314; views from, 316; 317; _grand pont_ across, 333; 334. Dyver, at Bruges, 27; view of Notre Dame from, 50. E Eccloo, part of the Franc of Bruges, 59. Edward I, King of England, obtains Antwerp as a fief, 397. Edward III, King of England, 198; treats with Jacques Van Artevelde, 200; wins Battle of Sluys, 201; welcomes Flemish weavers, 204-205; besieges Tournai, 248-249; at Antwerp, 397. Edward IV, King of England, guest of the Lord of Gruuthuise, 303. Egmont, Count of, "Last Honours to" and "Last Moments of" by Louis Gallait, 273-274. Eleanor, Queen of France, 339. Elizabeth, Queen of England, 237; sends English garrison to Ostende, 465-466. Epinoy, Christine, Princess of, heroic defence of Tournai, 249; statue of, 262; painting of, 274. Erasmus, 341. Erembald, house of, 37; murder of Charles the Good, 38; besieged in church of St. Donatian, 39; flung from church tower, 41; house nearly annihilated, 42. Erembald, blacksmith at Bruges, 65. Ethelwolf, King of Wessex, 26. Eugene, Prince of Savoy, 391. Everard, Nicholas, 341. F Faid'herbe, Luke, sculptor of Malines, 326; designs church of Notre Dame d'Hanswyck, 329; pupil of Rubens, 453. Farnese, Octavio, Duke of Parma, 378. Ferdinand of Aragon, 62. Ferdinand, King of Bohemia, 339. Ferdinand of Portugal, Count of Flanders, 122; 135-136. Féré, Pierrot, tapestry maker of Arras, 279. Ferrand, Count of Flanders, 190. Flanders, location of, 1 and 12-13; historical interest of, 3-5; Bruges first capital of, 13; plan of chronological tour of, 14; climate, 22-24; travel hints, 23; origin of the County, 25; just misses becoming independent, 192-193; "the cock-pit of Europe," 250-251; 286; end of independence in 1540, 355; arms of, at Audenaerde, 373; the Scheldt its Eastern boundary, 394-395. Flemish architecture, 3; art, 6; inns, 7-11; language, 12-13; coast, 15-16; cleanliness, 43-44; language in West Flanders, 99-100; Belgium bi-lingual, 149-150; Flemish dinners, 213-215. Fleurus, Battle of, 459. Floris, Corneille, 261. Floris, Frans, 386; life and chief works, 403-404. Flowers in Belgium, 165-166; fondness of people for, 284; Bishop Triest encourages horticulture at Ghent, 355-356; first hothouse, 356; Botanical Gardens at Ghent, 357-358.