1. Reading for Tuesday Briggs, pp
Reading for Tuesday Briggs, pp ; finish Allmand for discussion on Tuesday

2. The End of the Hundred Years War
Treaty of Troyes (1420)
 - Henry V of England (d. 1422)
 - Charles VI of France (d. 1422)
- Charles VII disinherited
Henry VI of England
(r and )
Regents:
- France: John, Duke of Bedford (d. 1435)
- England: Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester (d. 1447)

3. - Battle of Patay (June 1429) - coronation of Charles VII
1428/9 – Siege of Orleans
Joan of Arc (d. 1431)
- Chinon (1429)
- Battle of Patay (June 1429)
- coronation of Charles VII
(r ) at Rheims (July 1429) 
- capture at Compiègne (May, 1430)
- imprisoned/ put on trial at Rouen
-executed for heresy (May 30, 1431)
Horrible Histories Joan of Arc
Statue of Joan of Arc, Chinon

4. Marriage of Henry VI and
Philip the Good
William de la Pole,
Duke of Suffolk (d. 1450)
Margaret of Anjou
(r )
Humphrey of Gloucester
1450 – Battle of Formigny
1453 – Battle of Castillon
Marriage of Henry VI and
Margaret of Anjou

5. Lancaster (red) – Henry VI and supporters
Wars of the Roses
( )
Lancaster (red) – Henry VI and supporters
York (white) – Richard, Duke of York (d. 1460) and supporters
Horrible Histories War of the Roses report

6. Edward IV (r. 1461-1483), son of Richard, Duke of York
Elizabeth Woodville m. Edward IV (their sons are Edward V and Richard)

7. Richard of Gloucester -> Richard III (r. 1483-1485)
Henry Tudor -> Henry VII (r )
1485 – Battle of Bosworth Field
Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV

8. Castle of Chinon

9. Hall in the Castle of Chinon where the meeting between
Joan of Arc and the Dauphin took place

10. View of Orleans from the Loire

11. Statue of Joan of Arc in front of Rheims Cathedral
Statue of Joan of Arc outside Reims Cathedral
Statue of Joan of Arc in front of Rheims Cathedral

12. Shrine to Joan inside Rheims Cathedral
Joan chapel, Reims
Shrine to Joan inside Rheims Cathedral

15. Baptism of Clovis (note the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove
in the top right corner bringing the holy oil used to baptized
Clovis and later used in the consecration of French kings)

17. Tower in Rouen where Joan was held

18. Statue at the site of Joan’s execution in Rouen

19. Statue of Joan in Notre-Dame de Paris