m: _ • TMent'tp Bf aha*tTrifleÊmAuke Jolp, iris^cmlii received bim mo& foffitiay* ? ' He remained there a confiderable time arid IfWit what revenue J»e hp# « *Bu*bànt;. for in France he had potlyqg, as #e lung (had feifced alibis eftatet in Contaptin, and received .the seats for bis own pfe Xhekpigh*'could never regain rtbe love #f the kins France, »otwitMU*d*Bg all the eâraeft intreatie? of the -d*ike pf Brabant, 'i? . . • ' Tfcis hatred coft dear to F#a»ee, efpeciallytotfie picoyipGe of Nftirondy ; for ike (traces of it ap~ peared « hundred years afterwards, as you will find by the following hiftory*. , • . rm• 1 ^ , « ;• ' . • \ • • CHAP.-CXIV; -JACOB VON ARTAVELD IS MURDERfcP AT GIÏEMT, JACOB von artaveld, the cJtism of • Guettant was fb much att$che4 to the king of England, ftill maintained the fame defpatic power over all Flanders. He had promifed the king of England/ that he would give him the inheritance of Flanders; invçft his fo% the prince of Wale*, with it, aad make it a duchy, inftead of an etrWowu Upon which account/ the king was, at th£&j)eriod, atottt jSt. John thç Baptift's day 13^5, «0«* to SHiy&, with a numerous attendance of bare&s wâ k»ighis« * Godfrey de Harceurt did homage to àiig Edward, as, jtirç •f France, the 13th June, 1345 ; when Edward engaged, if he could nut recover for him his eftates in Nonnaudy, to give him