Englebert, lord of Cleves, ii. 211 _et n._

English, in the service of the duke of Burgundy, i. 237;

France invaded by the, 238, 251 (see EDWARD IV.);

entertained by Louis XI., 269;

their disorderly conduct, 271;

anxiety of Louis concerning the, 279;

cajoled by Louis XI., after the duke of Burgundy’s death, from fear

of being interrupted in his conquests, ii. 1 _et seq._;

how they became masters of the duchy of Guienne, 2 _et n._;

the French king’s liberality to the, 3-5;

and his policy, 7.

Entragues, Robert lord of, ii. 192;

governor of Pietrasanta, 194;

sells the Florentine towns, 255, 257.

Envy, passion of, in high stations, ii. 255.

Espinal, in Lorraine, taken from the marshal of Burgundy, and, given

to the duke of Calabria, i. 78.

Essars, Philip des, lord of Thieux, i. 222;

pensions granted to, 224.

Estampes, Charles of Burgundy’s army quartered at, i. 34;

the united forces at, _ib._;

treaty of alliance at, between the dukes of Bretagne and Burgundy,

1, 8.

Estates, meeting of the Three, at Tours, i. 386.

Estissac, Jean, baron of, i. 207.

Estradiots, their skirmishes with the French and Swiss, ii. 201;

description of them, _ib._;

number of, in the Venetian service, 204;

attack the French, 205; their onslaught on the king’s, camp, 212;

their flight, 213;

their plunder, 216.

Eu, town of, captured by the Burgundians, i. 221, 222;

retaken, 222;

capture of, ii. 371.

Eu, Charles d’Artois, Count d’, his complaint against the Duke of

Burgundy, i. 169;

death of, ii. 366.

Eugenius IV., Pope, i. 47.

Eustachio, Filippo, of Pavia, captor of the castle of Milan, ii. 102;

seized and imprisoned, 105.

Exeter, Henry Holland, Duke of, reduced to beggary, i. 182.

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