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

Chapter V

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THE BARONS' WAR.

2 April, 1258. Parliament at London. 98

11 June. The Mad Parliament 99

The Provisions of Oxford. 100

22 June. Flight of the Lusignans. 102

Appointment of the Fifteen 103

Working of the new Constitution 104

4 Dec., 1259. Treaty of Paris. 104

Its unpopularity in England and France. 106

1259. Dissensions among the baronial leaders. 107

1259. Provisions of Westminster. 108

1261. Henry III.'s repudiation of the Provisions. 109

1263. Reconstitution of parties. 110

The changed policy of the marchers. 111

Outbreak of civil war. 112

The appeal to Louis IX. 112

23 Jan., 1264. Mise of Amiens. 113

Renewal of the struggle. 113

4 April. Sack of Northampton. 114

The campaign in Kent and Sussex. 115

14 May. Battle of Lewes. 116

Personal triumph of Montfort. 118

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