wins over Edward IV.;
  rejoices in death of Charles
Louvain;
  University of
Lower Union, the, see Basse-Union
Lucerne
Lude, Seigneur de
Luxemburg, duchy of
Luxemburg, John of
Luxeuil
Luzine River, the
Lyme
Lyons

M

Maestricht
Maine
Malhortie
Mandrot, Bernard Edouard,
  editor of Commynes’ Memoires, Jean de Roye, etc.,
  cited
Manton, Seigneur de
Marchant, Ythier
Marck, Adolph de la
Marne River, the
Marquiez, George
Mas, Gilles du
Mathieu
Maximilian, Archduke of Austria;
  proposed marriage of
Mayence
Mayence, Archbishop of
Mayence, Duke of
Mazilles, Jehan de
Mechlin
Medici, Lorenzo de’
Metz
Metz
Meurin, secretary to Louis XI. 
Meurthe River, the
Meuse River, the
Meyer, J., cited
Michel, the Rhetorician, cited
Middelburg
Milan
Milan
Mirecourt
Mongleive
Mons
Montbazon
Montereau, bridge of
Montfort, Ulrich von
Montgomery, Sir Thomas (Mongomere)
Montl’hery, battle of
Monulphe, Bishop of Tongres
Morat, battle of
Morges
Morvilliers, Chancellor
Moselle River, the
Moutils-les-Tours
Mulhouse

N

Namur
Namur
Nancy;
  sieges of;
  battle of
Naples
Naples, King of
Napoleon
Narbonne, Archbishop of
Nassau, Engelbert of
Nassau, John of
Nations, the
Nesle
Netherlands, the;
  states-general of
Neufchatel
Neufchatel, Isabelle of
Neuss
Neuville
Nevers
Nevers, Charles, Count of
Neville, Anne
Nice
Nimwegen
Norfolk, Duchess of
Normandy, Charles of France, Duke of, see Berry
Normandy, duchy of
Norway
Noseret
Noyon
Nuremberg

O

Obernai
Oise River, the
Onofrio de Santa Croce
Orange, Prince of
Oriole, Pierre d’
Orleans
Orleans, duchy of
Orleans, Duke of
Osterlings, the
Ostrevant, Count of, see Borselen
Oudenarde
Ourre, Gerard
Oxford

P

Palatinate, the
Palatine, Count;
  the elector;
  Frederic, elector
Panigarola, Johannes Petrus,
  Milanese ambassador, cited
Paris
Paris, University of
Paston, Sir John, letters of
Paston, John, the younger
  (brother of above), letter of
Paston, Margaret
Pavia
Pellet, Jean
Pepin
Perdriel, Henry
Perigny
Perigord
Peronne, interview of Louis XI. and Charles at;
  treaty of
“Peronne, the Peace of”
Perrenet
Petit-Dutaillis, Ch., author of Vol.  IV^{II}, Lavisse,
    Hist. de France, see Lavisse. 
Petitpas
Petrasanta, Franciscus, Milanese ambassador