Bruges, Jean de, lord of Grutuse, ii. 75 _n._

Brustan, village of, i. 96.

Buckingham, Henry, duke of, executed, i. 396 _n._; ii. 64.

Budé, M. Dreux, ii. 304.

Bueil, John V., lord of, i. 18.

Burgundians, fight the battle of Montlhery, i. 23 _et seq._;

repulse of the, 26;

the battle a drawn one, 29;

number slain, 30;

cross the Seine, 43;

chief officers of the, 45;

offices and employments among the, 46;

their military operations, 61;

always in amity with the Savoyards, 114;

their attack on Beauvais, 218;

their siege, 219;

their repulse, 221;

their military manœuvering, 272 _et seq._;

invade France, 312;

enter the Isle of Man, 314;

appear before Paris, 315;

their military operations, 316 _et seq._;

capture St. Cloud, 317;

defeated by Louis XI., 318;

their retreat over the Seine, 322;

their military operations, 323 _et seq._, 327 _et seq._;

send heralds to Paris, 324;

their negotiations, 325;

make peace with Louis XI., 333;

at war with the Liegeois, 341, 346;

effect their destruction, 349;

surprise and hang the lord de Merville, 352;

their massacre of the inhabitants of Nesle, 360;

their defeats and great slaughters by the Swiss and Germans,

382-386.

BURGUNDY, its great prosperity under Philip the Good, i. 12;

its decline, 13;

cessions made to the dukedom of, 74, 76, 78;

the three estates of, assembled at Abbeville, 179;

the prosperous condition of, for about 100 years, 297;

the four great sovereigns of—Philip the Bold, John, Philip the

Good, and Charles the Bold, 298;

ancient prosperity of the house of, 337;

ambassadors, in the name of the three estates of, visit the king,

366 _et n._;

wealthiness of, ii. 14;

continuation of the wars in, 20;

entire subjugation of, by Louis XI., 23;

treaty between Louis XI. and duke Maximilian respecting, 45 _et

seq._;

factions of, 86;

affairs of settled at the treaty of Senlis, 113 _et seq._;

the territories of, ravaged by the French troops, 391.

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