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The history of England, from the accession of Henry III. to the death of Edward III. (1216-1377)

Chapter X

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THE FRENCH AND SCOTTISH WARS AND THE CONFIRMATION OF THE CHARTERS.

Commercial rivalry of English and French seamen. 186

15 May, 1293. Battle off Saint-Mahé. 186

1294. Edmund of Lancaster's failure to procure a settlement with Philip IV. 187

The French occupation of Gascony. 187

June, 1294. War with France. 188

Preparations for a French campaign. 188

1294. Revolts of Madog, Maelgwn, and Morgan. 189

Edward's danger at Aberconway. 189

22 Jan., 1293. Battle of Maes Madog. 190

July. Welsh revolts suppressed. 190

1295. Failure of the Gascon campaign. 191

Failure of attempted coalition against France. 191

Organisation of the English navy. 192

Treason of Sir Thomas Turberville. 192

The naval attack on England. 192

Rupture between Edward and the Scots. 193

5 July. Alliance between the French and Scots. 194

Nov. The "Model Parliament". 195

1296. Gascon expedition and death of Edmund of Lancaster. 196

Edward's invasion of Scotland. 196

27 April. Battle of Dunbar. 197

10 July. Submission of John Balliol. 197

Conquest and administration of Scotland. 198

The Ragman Roll. 198

Sept., 1294. Consecration of Archbishop Winchelsea. 199

29 Feb., 1296. Boniface VIII. issues Clericis laicos. 200

Conflict of Edward and Winchelsea. 200

24 Feb., 1297. Parliament at Salisbury. 202

Conflict of Edward with the earls. 202

July. Break up of the clerical opposition. 203

Increasing moderation of baronial opposition. 204

24 Aug. Edward's departure for Flanders. 205

May. Revolt of the Scots under William Wallace. 205

11 Sept. Battle of Stirling Bridge.. 207

12 Oct. Confirmation of the charters with new clauses. 208

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