Normandy, cession of the duchy demanded by the duke of Berry, i. 65;
refused by the king, 66;
ceded to the duke of Berry, and its capital occupied by the duke of
Bourbon, 69, 70, 78; ii. 332;
declared to be free to all Englishmen of king Henry’s party, 303;
progress of Louis XI. to, 309;
visited by Louis XI., 323, 339.
Normandy, duke of (Charles duke de Berry), his quarrel with the duke
of Bretagne, i. 83;
renounces his claim to the duchy, 84;
enters into a treaty of alliance with the duke of Bretagne, 84;
retires into Bretagne in a poor and disconsolate state, 85;
signs the treaty of Amiens, 111.
Northumberland, Henry Percy, earl of, i. 275.
Notre Dame de Clery, ii. 67.
Novara, captured by the duke of Orleans, ii. 192, 193;
the dukes’ behaviour in the city of, 191;
reduced to straits, 228;
the duke of Orleans and the French reduced to great famine at, 234,
235;
negociations respecting, 240;
peace concluded for the preservation of the besieged, 241;
sufferings of the duke of Orleans and the garrison, and how
they were delivered from the direst misery by terms of
accommodation, 242 _et seq._
Nuz, origin of the wars of, i. 124;
a strongly fortified town in the Prussian states, 236;
besieged by Charles of Burgundy, 236, 239 _et seq._; ii. 376;
the town of, relieved by the Germans and others, i. 240 _et seq._;
want occasioned by the siege, 242;
siege of, raised, 250.