oorFraieh were tnueh it their eafc In this expe-dition : three knights of Hainault, fir Fateres de Berlammont, fir Bridpl da Montagin, andlc bègu© de Warlan, as well » fome on the fide of the EnglUh, died on their march. The dukes of Lancafter and Brittany coprinucd their route with the army until they were arrived m Bergerac, four leagues from Bourdeaux, conti. nually purfued by the French. The duke of Anjou and the conftable of France were in the upper countries near Rouergue, Ro^ dais, and Touloufe, and had advanced as far as Perigueux, where they had fixed their quarters. The two before-mentioned prelates journeyed from each party, preaching to them feveral rea-fens why they fhould come to an agreement* But çach held fo obftinatel/to his own opinion that they would wrt make any conceffions, without having confiderable advantages given them. The duke of Lancafter came to Bourdeaux about Chriftmas; and the two dukes remained there the whole wintfr and the following Lent. SeVeral knights vent , away, on the expedition being finifhed: the lord Bafiet and his company returned fo Englapd! for which king Edward reprimanded CHAP; 248