See Charles IV., the Emperor. 
Charles, Duke of Normandy. 
  See also Charles V., King of France. 
Charles of Salerno, afterwards Charles II. of Sicily. 
Charles, Count of Valois. 
Charlemagne. 
Charlton, Tohn, lord of Powys. 
Charltons of Powys, the. 
Charter, the Great;
  the forest;
  Rolls, the, See Rolls. 
Charterhouse, the London. 
Charters, confirmations of the;
  of London;
  Carta Mercatoria;
  as sources for history. 
Chartley. 
Chartres. 
Chateauneuf. 
Chateauroux. 
Chatelherault. 
Chaucer, Geoffrey. 
Chauvigny. 
Chaworth, Payne of. 
Cheapside. 
Chepstow. 
Cher, the river. 
Cherbourg. 
Cheshire;
  palatine earldom of;
  palatine courts of;
  records of county palatine of. 
Chester. 
Chester, Edward, Earl of.  See Edward I., Edward II. and Edward III. 
Chester, John de Lacy, Constable of.  See Lacy. 
Chester, John the Scot, Earl of.  See also Huntingdon. 
Chester, Simon de Montfort, Earl of.  See Leicester. 
Chester, Randolph Blundeville, Earl of. 
Chesterfield, battle of. 
Chichester. 
Chichester, Bishops of.  See Berkstead, Stephen; Neville, Ralth, and
Stratford, Robert. 
Chilham, barony of, Kent. 
Chilterns, the. 
Chinon. 
Chirk. 
Chirk, Roger Mortimer of.  See Mortimer, Roger, of Chirk. 
Christchurch Castle.
Christopher, The. 
Chroniclers, the. 
Chronicles as sources of history. 
Cinque Ports, the. 
Cirencester. 
Cistercian, nuns of Eastminster;
  monks of Whalley. 
Cistercians, the. 
Clare Castle;
  the house of. 
Clare, Eleanor de.  See Despenser, Eleanor de. 
Clare, Elizabeth of. 
Clare, Gilbert of, Earl of Gloucester.  See Gloucester. 
Clare, Margaret of. 
Clare, Richard of, Earl of Gloucester.  See Gloucester. 
Clarence, Duchy of.  See Lionel of Antwerp. 
Clarendon. 
Clares, the poor. 
Clark’s, G.T., Mediaeval Military Architecture. 
Clark’s, J.W., Observances in use at Barnwell Priory. 
Clement IV., Pope. 
Clement V., Pope. 
Clement VI., Pope. 
Clergy, taxation of the.
Clericis laicos, the bull. 
Clerkenwell. 
Clermont, Marshal. 
Cleves, Count of. 
Clifford, Robert. 
Clifford, Roger. 
Cliffords, the. 
Clinton, Earl of Huntingdon.  See Huntingdon. 
Clisson, Oliver de. 
Cloth, manufacture of English. 
Clydesdale. 
Clwyd, the river. 
Clun. 
Cobham, Thomas of, Archbishop elect of Canterbury. 
Coblenz. 
Cocherel, battle of. 
Cog Thomas, the. 
Coggeshall’s Chronicle. 
Cognac. 
Coinage. 
Colchester, Castle of. 
Coldstream. 
Colleges, growth of. 
Cologne. 
Cologne, Archbishop of. 
Colons, faction of the. 
Commerce under Edward III. 
Comminges, Counts of. 
Commons, house of. 
Companies, the free.