Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester: A Biography

by Kenneth Hotham Vickers

• —— John Holland II., Earl of, afterwards Duke of Exeter, [262], [265], [316];
  • defeats the Genoese fleet, [45];
  • at siege of Caen, [47];
  • captures Coutances, [59];
  • at siege of Rouen, [71], [72];
  • quarrel with Duke of Norfolk, [211], [219], [230], [313];
  • accompanies Gloucester to Flanders, [248], [249], [252];
  • commissioner of sorcery, [272].

• Hussites, Beaufort’s campaign against, [119], [239];
  • funds raised in England and Scotland for war against, [213].

• Ireland, [3], [21], [313], [327].

• Isabella, Queen of Charles VI. of France, [70], [78], [86], [166].

• Isocrates, [372].

• Italy. See [Renaissance].

• Ivry, siege of, [76], [77].

• Jacqueline, daughter of Count of Holland. See [Hainault Countess of].

• James I., King of Scotland, [90], [169], [122], [261];
  • prisoner in England, [85];
  • at siege of Melun, [86];
  • captain in English army, [98], [99];
  • friendship with Gloucester, [122];
  • marriage with Lady Jane Beaufort, [122].

• Jeanne d’Arc, [214], [278].