Annandale. 
Antrim. 
Antwerp. 
Apulia. 
Aquinas, St. Thomas. 
Aquitaine, See also Gascony. 
Aquitaine, Dukes of.  See under the Kings of England. 
Aquitaine, Edward, Prince of.  See Edward the Black Prince. 
Aquitaine, Eleanor of. 
Aragon. 
Aragon, James, King of.  See James. 
Aragon, Peter, King of.  See Peter. 
Archers,
  English;
  Welsh;
  Scottish. 
Architecture,
  gothic;
  ecclesiastical;
  domestic;
  military;
  “decorated” style, “flamboyant”;
  “perpendicular”;
  Norman;
  French. 
Arden, forest of. 
Argenton. 
Aristotle. 
Armagh, Archbishop of.  See Fitzralph, Richard. 
Armagnac, Counts of. 
Armagnac, John, Count of. 
Arnold, T., his edition of Memorials of St. Edmund’s Abbey. 
Art. See also Architecture. 
Artevelde, James van. 
Arthur I., Count of Brittany. 
Arthur II., Duke of Brittany. 
Arthur, King. 
Arthurian Legend, the Articuli super cartas. 
Artois. 
Artois, Blanche of.  See Blanche. 
Artois, Maud, Countess of.  See Maud. 
Artois, Robert of.  See Robert. 
Arundel, the Countess of. 
Arundel, Edmund Fitzalan, Earl of. 
Arundel, Richard Fitzalan, Earl of. 
Arvon. 
Ashley, W.J.,
  his Economic History;
  his James and Philip van Artevelde. 
Assisi. 
Athenry, battle of. 
Athis, treaty of. 
Athol, David of Strathbolgie, Earl of. 
Auberoche, battle of. 
Aubigny, Philip of. 
Aude, the river. 
Audley, Hugh of. 
Audley, Earl of Gloucester.  See Gloucester. 
Audley, James (1258). 
Audley, James (d. 1369). 
Audleys of Shropshire. 
Audrehem, Marshal. 
Aumale, Counts of, See also Albemarle. 
Auray;
  battle of;
  Church of St. Michael.
Ausculta, Fili, bull. 
Austin Canons of Lanercost. 
Austin Friars. 
Austria. 
Austria, Duke of. 
Auvergne. 
Auvergne, Counts of. 
Auvezere, the river. 
Avalon, Hugh of.  See Hugh, St.
Avesbury, Robert of, chronicler. 
Avesnes;
  house of. 
Avesnes, William of.  See William,
Count of Hainault. 
Avignon,
  the papal court at;
  records of Popes of. 
Avon, the river. 
Axholme. 
Ayermine, William, Bishop of Norwich. 
Aymer of Valence, Bishop of Winchester. 
Aymer of Valence, Earl of Pembroke.  See Pembroke. 
Ayr.

“Babylonish Captivity, the.” 
Bacon, Roger. 
Bacon, Robert. 
Badenoch, John Comyn, lord of, See Comyn. 
Badlesmere, Bartholomew, Lord. 
Badlesmere, Lady. 
Baker, Geoffrey le, Chronicle of. 
“Balance of Power,” the. 
Baldock (town). 
Baldock, Ralph, chancellor and bishop of London. 
Baldock, Robert, chancellor. 
Baldwin, Count of Flanders, Latin Emperor of the East. 
Ball, John,
Balliol, Edward, eldest son of King John of Scotland. 
Balliol, John (d. 1269).