CHAP. XIJX. Ile «War recommences between .'.V - tbe Earl of Flaneurs and the In- • • habitants of Ghent^The Men 1 J • *. of Ghent and of -Yplres are dis- i - - . cbmfited by the Ambuscades of the Earl of Flanders . ~ - 283 L. The Towns of Ypres and Courtray • '-?-v .-Intn'- to the .Earl'-of Flanders.— .... . . Ghent is besieged/ » - - 290 l' ' LI.The Earl of Flanders raises the • . r - ï i-Sjege of Gheht^—He Édefeats a J \ - • • great Part of-the Army of Ghent, ". - through the iSe&siifficiency of •• '• Raise de Harzelle, near, to Ne- . .* vele' • - - 29& ML Feiter- du Bois with the Remainder of his Army retire to Ghent.— • After having been in danger of • ' " his life, hé besieges Coùrtray 305 LUI. Arnoul le Clerc/Captain of some -, i# oj . Troops of White Hoods, defeats • - several of the Earl .of Flanders* • : . • Nobility.-^He himself is after- ' • '' wards defeated and slain - 311 LIV. During this War, the rich Citizens t ' • - - » of Ghent are subjugated by their Soldiers.—Philip Von Artaveld " » • . is made Governor of Ghent -315 i LV. A War- between the Kings of Castilleand Portugal - 323 . . - LVL The EarL of Cambridge sails for Portugal.—The Duke of Lan-caster goes to the Borders of Scotland, to make a Truce with the Scots - - -. 329 .•: . i CHAP. Page