SIR JOHN FROISSART Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. NEWLY TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH EDITIONS, WITH VARIATIONS AND ADDITIONS FROM MANY CELEBRATED MSS. BY THOMAS JOHNES. vol.2 page0119

SIR JOHN FROISSART
Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the adjoining countries from the latter part of the reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry IV. Vol.2
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lie #ME Dfrktf m rftfhttjmrir utiiicrtÈS' Wiirf À &reà*' lâRMY Ifffd GASCrfrfy; AfeAfrlàT ltttt EARL OF 0ERBY. ' iplïË king of frntàcè, Having received informa-tion of 'the expeditions and conquers that the earl of lîerby had made in Gafcony, iflued a fpeciaf fiimmons for air nobles, and others, that were ca-pable oxf bearing arms, to affemble in the cities ot Orleans and Bourges, and in that neighbourhood, by a certain day. In obedience to this ûimmofts, {Kere caifre to Paris, Eudes diike of Burgundy, and his Ion tliè earl of Artois and Boulogne : they prefentéd them-felves before the king with a thoufand lances. Next came the. duke of Bourbon, the earl of ÏWthieu his brother; then the earlof Ëu Guig«es eonftuble of France, each attended by a numerous tJodf of men at* arms.. The earlof Tancarville,thedauphmeof&uvergne* tfcè gàïls of forêts, Dammàrtin, Vendôme;- thie Ibrds of Coney, of Craon, of Sully, of Ërelhes, of Bcaujeii; of Royè, the bilhop ô^Beàuvais, tïie lord Joliri of Chalons, and many otters aflembled at Or-ïêàtià ; ahdall thofe from the well fide of the"" Loire: thoïfe ftoth ttle eàftern fide and beyontf Poitou, Sain-tbftgë, lâ Rochelle, Quércy, Liibeufiiî, Auvergne, aifeMbled^theneighbourhob Thefe «fit'atittaurffced towards Rbùergue, where they fbund 1