⁶ There is a large literature on these alliances; but see in particular Trautz, F., Die Könige von England und das Reich, 1172–1377 (Heidelberg, 1961)Google Scholar, and Fryde, E. B., ‘Financial Resources of Edward I in the Netherlands, 1294–98: Main Problems and Some Comparisons with Edward III in 1337–40’, Revue beige de philologie et thistoire, xl (1962), 1168–87CrossRefGoogle Scholar. For the war in Gascony, see the introduction by Bémont, C. to Roles Gascons, iii (Paris, 1906).Google Scholar

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¹⁰ Nos. 34, 165. Details of the fleet are given in B.L., Add. MS. 7965, fos. 90 seq., and in C 62/74, writ of 14 December.

¹¹ On 10 May Edward was at Chudleigh in Devon, and Ralph Manton was sent from there to London to fetch this sum of money (B.L., Add. MS. 7965, fos. 17^v, 19^v).

¹² No. 34.

¹³ No. 49; C.C.R., 1296–1302, pp. 99–100.Google Scholar

¹⁴ No. 55. It does not appear that the treaties were found.

¹⁵ Part. Writs, i, 282.Google Scholar

¹⁶ No. 60.

¹⁷ No. 98.

¹⁸ No. 72; C.C.R., 1296–1302, p. 374Google Scholar; C.P.R., 1292–1301, p. 487.Google Scholar

¹⁹ For these events, see Edward I's letter of 12 August (no. 111).

²⁰ Nos. 94–97.

²¹ No. 105.

²² Nos. 114, 116.

²³ No. 111.