leads arnbafladors toOrthes, te mike fome arrangements, refpeâing the century, 30a. —Meets the duke of Brittany at Tours, to make an amicable feulement of the dif-ferences between them, 320^-Acknow-ledges the vifeount de Chateaubon heir and fucceflbr to the count de Foix, 326,— agrees to marry his. daughter tx* the fon of the duke of Brittany, 33J.--Receives the commiflioncrs. from the king of Eng-land, at Amiens, 347.—Not being able to conclude a peace, he enters into a truce for a year, 3 53 .—Commands the duke of Brittany to deliver up fir Peter dc Craon, who had fled to. Brittany, after attempting to aflaffirikte fir Oliver dc Cliflbn, XL 2.— After receiving the duke's refiiial* he leads an army agakft him towards Brittany, 7. -—arrives at Mans, 9.—-is accofted by a madman- in the foreft of Mans, who orders him to return, t9«-~-Becoraes deranged, 22.-—His expedition is, in confequence, broken up, 24.—Removed to Creil for the benefit of his health, 29.—Recovers his fenfes, 61.—Returns to Paris, 67.—In great danger of lofing his life at a mafqued dance, 72.—-Appoints commtffloners to nc-gociate a peace with the king of* England at Leulinghen, 95.—prolongs the truce with . him, 105 .—«Relapfes into his former malady, 109.—Sends ambaffadors to tH* duke of Lancafter INDEX-