Note 739 — Chapter IV · HENRY AND THE BARONS. 1166–1175.

Gesta Hen. as above, pp. 62, 63. The chief rebels were Geoffrey of La Haye—apparently that same La Haye which had formed part of the dower-lands of the first countess of Anjou, and is known now as La Haye Descartes—and Robert of “Ble” (see above, p. 136, note 6{661}) who held Preuilly and Champigny. A list of the garrisons of these castles is given; two names are worth noting—“Hugo le Danais” and “Rodbertus Anglicus.”