' gerac were very much aftoniflicd at their having to done; for the governors* at this rime, of Berge-rac, Were the captai de Buch apd fir Thomas Fel-ton, who had with them one hundred lances/Eng-lifh and Gafcons. CHAP. XV. THE DUKE OF BERRY INVADES LlMOUSlM. TUST as the duke of Anjou and his army had J invaded the territories of the prince by the way of Touloufe and Agen, fo did the duke of Berry with his army enter the Limoufin. He had full twelve hundred lances and three thoufand foot-men, who conquered towns and caftles, and burnt and deftroyed the country they marched through. With the duke of Berry were, the duke of Bourbon, the count de Alençon, fir Guy de Biois, fir Robert d'Alençon, count du Perche, fir John d'Armagnac, fir Hugh Dauphin, fir John de. Villcmur, the lords de Beaujeu, de Villars, de Senac, fir Geoffry de Montagu, fir Louis de Male val, fir Raymond de Marneil, fir John de Boulogne, his uncle fir Geoffry de Boulogne, the vifeount d'Uzes, the lords de Sully,, de Talenton, de Confant, D^ppechere, Dacon,. fir John Da- menue, 76