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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

CHAPTER VI.

THE RULE OF MONTFORT AND THE ROYALIST RESTORATION.

15 May.	Mise of Lewes.	119
15 Dec.	Provisions of Worcester.	121
Jan.-Mar., 1265.	The Parliament of 1265.	121
	Split up of the baronial party.	123
	Quarrel of Leicester and Gloucester.	123
28 May.	Edward's escape.	124
22 June.	Treaty of Pipton.	125
	Small results of the alliance of Llewelyn and the barons.	125
	The campaign in the Severn valley.	126
4 Aug.	Battle of Evesham.	127
	The royalist restoration.	128
1266.	The revolt of the Disinherited.	129
15 May.	Battle of Chesterfield.	130
31 Oct.	The Dictum de Kenilworth.	131
Michaelmas.	The Ely rebellion.	131
April, 1267.	Gloucester's support of the Disinherited.	132
July.	End of the rebellion.	132
25 Sept.	Treaty of Shrewsbury.	133
1267.	Statute of Marlborough.	134
1270-72.	Edward's Crusade.	134
16 Nov., 1272.	Death of Henry III.	135

CHAPTER VII.

THE EARLY FOREIGN POLICY AND LEGISLATION OF EDWARD I.

	Character of Edward I.	136
1272-74.	Rule of the regency.