History, advantages arising from the knowledge of, especially to
princes, i. 115 _et seq._
Holland, Louis XI. intends to take possession of, i. 351.
Holy Ghost, asserted to be present at the treaty between Edward IV.
and Louis XI., i. 279.
Hostages of Liege, their liberation, i. 96;
present the keys of the city to the Duke of Burgundy, 101;
some of them put to death, 106.
Houaste, John de Montespedon, bailiff of Rouen, i. 70.
Houcs and Caballans, contentions between the two factions, ii. 146.
Howard, Lord John, i. 253, 258, 261;
master of the horse, 267;
created earl of Norfolk, 282, ii. 4, 5;
the English ambassador, 391.
Hugh Capet, the second king of France, who came collaterally to the
throne, ii. 289, 290.
Hugonet, William, lord of Saillans, and chancellor of Burgundy, sent
as ambassador to Louis XI., i. 359;
arrested by the Gantois, 372;
charges brought against, 373;
condemned, and publicly executed, 359 _n._, 374, 375.
Humbercourt, Guy de Brimeu, lord of, i. 95;
appointed to negotiate with the Liegeois, 101;
takes possession of the city of Liege, 103;
his great abilities in managing the affair, 104;
gates of the city delivered up to, 105;
appointed lieutenant of the Liegeois, 113;
captured by the rioters of Liege, 118;
effects his escape, 119;
sent as ambassador to the king, 359, 360;
arrested by the Gantois, 372;
charges against, 373;
condemned and executed, 374, 375.
Hungary, victories of, against the Turks, ii. 88, 89;
Matthias I. chosen king of, 89.
Hunniades, regent of Hungary, his wisdom and bravery, ii. 87;
defeats the Turks at Belgrade, 88 _et n._
Hunting, the greatest pleasure of Louis XI., ii. 80, 81.
Hure, John de, plundered, ii. 312.
Huye, capture of, i. 93. ii. 346.