Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester: A Biography

by Kenneth Hotham Vickers

• Cherbourg, [53], [56], [106], [320];
  • siege of, [60-69].

• Chichele, Henry,
  • Archbishop of Canterbury, [14], [37], [115], [139], [176], [179], [212], [239], [262], [272], [397];
  • at conference of Meulan, [78];
  • at coronation of Catherine, [90];
  • opening speech in Parliament (1422), [113];
  • mediates between Gloucester and Beaufort, [172];
  • objects to Cardinal Legate in England, [192];
  • crowns Henry VI., [214];
  • one of the Duchess of Gloucester’s judges, [271];
  • quarrel with Pope Martin V., [324-327].

• Church,
  • attitude towards French war, [12];
  • fear of Lollards, [195];
  • attack on endowments of, [222].

• Cicero, [344], [351], [361], [365], [412], [436].

• Cinque Ports, [34], [36], [95], [137];
  • Barons of, [89], [96], [220], [297], [336].

• Clarence, Thomas, Duke of, [3], [7], [8], [13], [37], [78], [79], [80], [90], [98], [334], [347];
  • favours Armagnac party, [12];
  • summons jury to try Southampton conspirators, [16];
  • at siege of Harfleur, [21-26];
  • Constable of army (1417), [45];
  • at siege of Caen, [46-58];
  • at siege of Falaise, [53];
  • in command of army, [54];
  • opens up way to Rouen, [70];
  • at siege of Rouen, [70-74];
  • accompanies Henry V. to Mantes, [78];
  • defeated and slain at Beaugé, [91].

• Clement, Vincent, [323], [376].

• Cobham, Eleanor. See Gloucester, Duchess of.

• —— Reginald, commonly called Lord Cobham, [64 note 271], [165] and [note 604], [248].

• Cods, faction of, [91], [92 note 369], [145].