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f war english controlled territory mostly consisted of a coastal strip from bordeaux to bayonne with isolated strongholds further inland during 1345 henry duke of lancaster note 2 had led a whirlwind campaign at the head of an anglo gascon army 16 he had smashed two large french armies at the battles of bergerac and auberoche captured french towns and fortifications in much of périgord and most of agenais and given the english possessions in gascony strategic depth during the winter following this successful campaign lancaster s second in command ralph earl of stafford had marched on the vitally important town of aiguillon which commanded the junction of the rivers garonne and lot 17 the town s inhabitants had attacked the garrison and opened the gates to the english 18 prelude edit john duke of normandy the son and heir apparent of philip vi was placed in charge of all french forces in south west france as he had been the previous autumn he assembled at orléans the largest army the french had yet fielded in the south west 19 it was supported by every military officer of the royal household as always money was short in spite of borrowing over 330 000 florins 60 000 000 in 2025 terms note 3 from the pope duke john had to issue orders to local officials to amass all of the money you can for the support of our wars take it from each and every person you can 20 it was a clear indication of the desperate state of the french finances a second army was formed at toulouse based on contingents from the languedoc it included a siege train and five cannon 19 20 duke john planned to march on and besiege the large strongly fortified town of la réole on the north bank of the garonne river only 35 miles 56 km from bordeaux which lancaster had captured the previous year aiguillon commanded both the lot and the garonne and its possession was essential to supply any army around la réole 17 21 lancaster understood that no french offensive could have a permanent effect so long as aiguillon described by the modern historian kenneth fowler as the key to the gascon plain 22 was held so he garrisoned it very strongly 300 men at arms and 600 archers commanded by stafford 17 the town was well stocked with supplies and materiel 23 although the physical defences were in a poor state the main wall 2 700 feet 820 m long was modern but incomplete gaps were filled with improvised defences 24 a bridge over the river lot was fortified and had a barbican gate but it was centuries old and poorly maintained there were two small forts within the town both overlooking the garonne the northern wall of the town was protected by the lot and the western by the garonne while the southern and eastern walls were more easily approached 25 lancaster based himself in la réole on the garonne 30 miles 48 km downstream throughout the siege 22 siege edit investment edit ralph de stafford 1st earl of stafford the french armies assembled and marched unusually early in the campaigning season by march they were both in the province of quercy the size of the french forces at this point is not recorded but it has been estimated that later in the campaign they numbered between 15 000 and 20 000 17 modern historians have described the french army as a huge force 19 and as enormously superior to any force the anglo gascons could field 26 the army marched down the valley of the garonne from agen 27 reaching aiguillon on 1 april 17 on 2 april the arrière ban the formal call to arms for all able bodied males was announced for the south of france 17 28 isolating the town presented a problem for the french the junction of the two rivers created three different areas each of which would need to be interdicted but separating their army into three divisions was inviting defeat in detail they needed to be able to rapidly combine their forces if one part was threatened a bridge over the lot 5 miles 8 km from aiguillon was easily taken but it was necessary to construct a new bridge over the garonne duke john employed over 300 carpenters in its construction escorted by 1 400 crossbowmen and an unknown but significant number of men at arms the garrison sortied repeatedly against this work sometimes several times a day they twice broke it up but it was completed by the end of may the three parts of the french army each dug impressive earthworks to protect themselves both from sorties by the garrison and from lancaster s main army 17 24 29 operations edit a derelict section of aiguillon s walls pictured in 1855 as was normal within a matter of days the large french army had swept the surrounding area clear of supplies and so was entirely dependent on the rivers for its logistics the anglo gascon army based in la réole harassed the french foragers intercepted their supplies and kept them in a constant state of alarm dysentery soon broke out in the french camps 24 in mid june the french attempted to pass two large supply barges down the lot to their contingent west of the garonne they needed to pass under the fortified bridge held by the garrison the garrison sortied from the bridge s barbican through the french lines and captured the barges bringing them into the town fierce fighting broke out as the sortie party attempted to retreat to the barbican which after several hours was lost to the french the garrison closed the gates and secured the town at the cost of trapping most of this party outside the survivors were taken prisoner 30 the french were unable to effectively isolate the town 31 throughout the siege the anglo gascons were able to run the blockade at will with small quantities of supplies and reinforcements 32 in july a larger force fought its way through with a greater quantity of supplies 17 from the start of the siege the french had concentrated their efforts against the southern side of the defences at least twelve large siege engines probably trebuchets carried out a round the clock area bombardment 24 the results were considered unsatisfactory 33 in july an attack was attempted from the north across the lot using three siege towers mounted on large barges as they were being manoeuvred across the river one was hit by a missile from an english trebuchet capsizing it with heavy loss the attack was abandoned 24 the siege became an end in itself for duke john having laid siege to aiguillon it was a matter of knightly honour not to retreat before it fell at one point he solemnly vowed not to abandon the siege until he had occupied the town 28 by july the french were drawing supplies from over 200 miles 320 km away a distance barely sustainable with 14th century overland transportation in early 1346 the english captured the castle of bajamont 7 miles 11 km from agen the capital of agenais on the garonne this was one of several strongholds from which the english carried out raids on the french lines of communication 24 in late july a french force of 2 000 men marched against it the small english garrison under galhart de durfort attacked the french defeated them and captured their commander robert de houdetot the seneschal of the agenais 17 the french army began to starve horses died for lack of fodder the dysentery epidemic worsened cases of desertion increasingly to the english mounted 34 french withdrawal edit a contemporary image of john duke of normandy later king of france in 1345 edward iii had sent expeditionary forces to gascony and brittany and had assembled his main army for action in northern france or flanders 35 it had sailed but never landed after the fleet was scattered in a storm 36 knowledge of edward iii s intent had kept french focus on the north until late in the campaigning season 37 in 1346 edward iii again gathered a large army and the french once again became aware of this the french assumed that edward would sail for gascony where lancaster was heavily outnumbered 38 to guard against any possibility of an english landing in northern france philip vi relied on his powerful navy 39 this reliance was misplaced given the naval technology of the time 39 40 and on 12 july an english army of 7 000 10 000 landed near saint vaast la hougue in north west normandy 41 this force pillaged its way across the richest parts of france capturing and sacking every town in its path the english fleet paralleled its march devastating everything up to five miles inland and destroying most of the french navy in its ports 42 philip vi recalled his main army under duke john from gascony after a furious argument with his advisers and according to some accounts his father s messenger duke john refused to move until his honour was satisfied on 29 july philip vi called an arrière ban for northern france at rouen on 7 august the english reached the seine 43 philip vi sent orders to duke john insisting that he abandon the siege of aiguillon and march his army north edward iii marched south east and on 12 august his army was 20 miles 32 km from paris 44 on 14 august duke john attempted to arrange a local truce lancaster well aware of the situation in the north and in the french camps around aiguillon refused on 20 august after over five months the french abandoned the siege and marched away in considerable haste and disorder 45 the french camps were left under the guard of local levies who promptly deserted the entire equipment of the french army was captured supplies materiel siege engines and many horses in at least the early stages of their retreat discipline amongst the french was poor there are accounts of men being jostled off the bridge over the garonne and drowned stafford s garrison and other local anglo gascon forces pursued closely 45 part of duke john s personal baggage was captured 24 french castles and minor fortifications along the lot upstream from aiguillon were mopped up as were french positions between the lot and the dordogne 46 aftermath edit remains of a tower in aiguillon known as la tourasse duke john and his army made contact with philip vi on or shortly after 7 september 47 two weeks after the french army of the north 20 000 25 000 strong had been decisively beaten at the battle of crécy with very heavy losses 48 after crécy the french stripped their garrisons in the south west to build up a new army to face the main english threat in the north east the areas facing lancaster were effectively defenceless 47 he launched three separate offensives between september and november local gascon forces besieged the few major strongholds in the bazadais region still held by the french they were all taken including the town of bazas 49 further gascon forces raided to the east deep into quercy penetrating over 50 miles 80 km the modern historian jonathan sumption describes this as dislocating the royal administration in central and southern france for three months 50 meanwhile lancaster himself took a small force 1 000 men at arms and an unknown number of archers possibly 1 000 160 miles 260 km to the north on a grand chevauchée a great mounted raid during which he captured the rich provincial capital of poitiers and many towns and castles throughout saintonge and aunis 51 with these offensives lancaster moved the focus of the fighting from the heart of gascony to 50 miles or more beyond its borders 52 notes citations and sources edit notes edit the tun was a wine cask used as a standard measure and contained 252 gallons 954 litres of wine 6 80 thousand tuns of wine equates to 76 320 000 litres 16 790 000 imperial gallons 20 160 000 us gallons during the 1345 campaign he was known as the earl of derby but his father died in september 1345 and he became the earl of lancaster sumption 1990 p 476 uk consumer price index inflation figures from 1209 2024 based on data from inflation calculator bank of england london 18 february 2026 retrieved 1 april 2026 citations edit prestwich 2007 p 394 harris 1994 p 8 crowcroft cannon 2015 p 389 sumption 1990 p 184 rodger 2004 pp 79 rodger 2004 pp xix xx sumption 1990 pp 39 40 rodger 2004 pp 79 80 fowler 1961 pp 139 140 rogers 2004 p 95 sumption 1990 pp 273 275 fowler 1961 pp 143 144 vale 1999 pp 75 78 burne 1999 p 100 vale 1999 pp 72 73 76 gribit 2016 p 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 wagner 2006 p 3 fowler 1961 p 215 1 2 3 gribit 2016b 1 2 sumption 1990 p 484 kaeuper kennedy 1996 p 8 1 2 fowler 1961 p 232 burne 1999 pp 118 119 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 rogers 2010 p 12 sumption 1990 pp 486 487 sumption 1990 pp 485 486 burne 1999 p 118 1 2 sumption 1990 p 485 sumption 1990 pp 486 488 sumption 1990 pp 488 496 497 sumption 1990 p 496 gribit 2016 p 138 gribit 2016 pp 137 138 sumption 1990 pp 496 497 512 513 devries 2006 p 189 lucas 1929 pp 519 524 sumption 1990 pp 461 463 fowler 1969 pp 66 67 1 2 sumption 1990 p 494 rodger 2004 p 108 burne 1999 p 140 sumption 1990 pp 491 492 494 497 500 506 511 burne 1999 p 150 sumption 1990 pp 514 515 1 2 sumption 1990 pp 519 520 sumption 1990 pp 539 541 1 2 sumption 1990 p 539 sumption 1990 pp 526 531 sumption 1990 p 550 sumption 1990 pp 549 550 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