Note 142 — Chapter I · —The Occasion of the Wars between Louis XI. and the Count of Charolois, afterwards Duke of Burgundy.—1464. (continued 2)

After his reconciliation with the Count of Charolois, in February, 1456, the Duke of Burgundy “banished from his dominions two of the principal servants of his son; the first named Guillaume Visse (Bische) was master of his chamber, who not long before had come as a poor valet from Champagne to Burgundy; the second was an esquire, named Guyot Duisy, a native of Burgundy.” Du Clercq, xiii. 205.