Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester: A Biography

by Kenneth Hotham Vickers

• Paris, [11], [31], [73], [79], [97], [98], [118], [138], [139], [151], [155], [202], [214], [224], [345], [369];
  • refuses help to Harfleur, [24], [25];
  • Sigismund visits, [36];
  • Armagnac party driven out of, [70];
  • Exeter, governor of, [101];
  • Gloucester, governor of, [101 note 403];
  • asks for help from England, [117].

• —— Matthew, [432].

• Parliament, [199], [216], [246], [282];
  • measures against Lollards, [10];
  • grants money for war (1415), [43];
  • defines Regent’s powers, [81];
  • petitions Henry V. to return to England, [89];
  • settles the Protectorate, [114];
  • attainder of Sir John Mortimer, [122], [123];
  • naturalisation of the Duchesses of Bedford and Gloucester, [128];
  • loan to Gloucester for relief of Jacqueline, [163];
  • at Leicester (‘Parliament of Bats’) (1426), [176], [178-187];
  • refuses to grant more power to Gloucester, [207];
  • restriction of Franchise, [217];
  • Bedford vindicates himself before, [236], [237];
  • petitions Bedford to remain in England, [240];
  • at Bury St. Edmunds (1447), [291-293];
  • at Westminster (1455), vindication of Gloucester’s character by, [310], [443].

• Pasini, Antonio, of Todi, [374], [375].

• Paston, William, [194].

• Patay, battle of, [214].

• Pavia, Council of, [129].

• Peacock, Reginald, Bishop of St. Asaph, [389].

• Pembroke Castle, [444].

• —— Earl of. See [Gloucester, Duke of].