«INDEX. . . Lancafter in Aquitaine, to learn his inffenr tions in coming to that country, 138.— Sends Robert the hermit to England, to affift in bringing about a peace between the two countries, 181.—Liberates the lord de la Riviere and fir John le Mercier, who had been imprifoned by his uncles during his derangement, 190.—Appoints John, fon of the duke of Burgundy, commander in chief of an expedition againft the Turks in Hungary, 207.—Bctroths his daughter, the lady Ifabella, to Richard the Second of England, 224.—Sets out for St. Omer, to meet the king of England, 260.—Has an interview with him at Ardres, 285.— ^Delivers up his daughter to him, 288.— Propofcs to lead an army. into Lombardy againft the duke of Milan, 290.—Meets the emperor of Germany at Rheims, to confer upon meafures to reftore the reunion of the chûrch, XII. 35.—Sends ambaflk-dors to pope Boniface, to acquaint him with the resolutions of the affembly, 65.— Sends the fame to pope Benedift at Avig-non, 70.—Informed of the imprifonment of Richard the Second in the tower of London* 167.—Relapfes again into his derange* ment, i68.~His council fend petfons ovetj to England to vifit his daughter, queen Ifa-bella, during the confiocnjcat o£ the king, »74- , , Charles,