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he kingdom of france this permitted his allies who were also vassals of the french crown to lawfully wage war on it although edward was not fully committed to this claim 3 in 1340 edward campaigned against an army led by philip in northern france this ended with the agreement of the truce of esplechin in september by which the two kings agreed to cease hostilities for five years the truce broke down within a year although for several years subsequent fighting was largely limited to brittany and gascony 4 5 in 1346 edward raised an army in england and the largest fleet ever assembled by the english to that date 6 747 ships 7 the fleet landed on 12 july at st vaast la hoguein northern normandy 8 20 miles 32 km from cherbourg the english army is estimated by modern historians to have been some 10 000 strong 9 10 it achieved complete strategic surprise and marched south 11 edward s soldiers razed every town in their path and looted whatever they could from the populace caen the cultural political religious and financial centre of north west normandy was stormed and sacked 12 13 on 7 august the english reached the seine 12 miles 19 km south of rouen and raided up to its suburbs philip under pressure from representatives of pope clement vi sent envoys offering peace backed by a marriage alliance edward replied that he was not prepared to lose marching time to futile discussion and dismissed them 14 the english then left a swath of destruction rapine and slaughter along the left bank of the seine to poissy 20 miles 32 km from paris 15 16 map of the route of edward iii s chevauchée of 1346 the english turned north and became trapped in territory which the french had denuded of food they escaped by fighting their way across the somme against a french blocking force 17 18 19 two days later on 26 august 1346 fighting on ground of their own choosing the english inflicted a heavy defeat on the french at the battle of crécy 20 the english continued to devastate the land and set several towns on fire including wissant the normal port of disembarkation for english shipping to north west france 21 outside the burning town edward held a council which decided to capture calais an ideal entrepôt into france from an english point of view possessing a secure harbour and established port facilities and being in the part of france closest to the ports of south east england it was also close to the border of flanders and edward s flemish allies 22 23 the english arrived outside the town on 4 september and besieged it 24 siege of calais edit main article siege of calais 1346 1347 calais was strongly fortified it was also surrounded by extensive marshes some of them tidal which made it difficult to find stable platforms for trebuchets and other artillery capable of breaching its walls 25 calais was adequately garrisoned and provisioned and could be reinforced and supplied by sea 26 27 two cardinals representing pope clement travelled between the armies but neither king would speak to them 28 philip vacillated on the day the siege of calais began he disbanded most of his army to save money convinced edward had finished his raid and would proceed to flanders and ship his army home on 9 september philip announced that the army would reassemble at compiègne on 1 october an impossibly short interval and then march to the relief of calais even though only 3 000 men at arms had assembled at compiègne by 1 october the french treasurer was unable to pay them philip cancelled all offensive arrangements on 27 october and dispersed his army recriminations were rife officials at all levels of the chambre des comptes the french treasury were dismissed and all financial affairs were put into the hands of a committee of three senior abbots the king s council bent their efforts to blaming each other for the kingdom s misfortunes philip s heir duke john fell out with his father and refused to attend court for several months joan ii queen of navarre daughter of a king of france louis x and previously a partisan of philip declared neutrality and signed a private truce with the english 29 a medieval town under siege between mid november and late february edward made several attempts to breach the walls of calais with trebuchets or cannon and to take the town by assault all were unsuccessful during march and april more than 1 000 long tons 1 000 t of supplies were run into calais without opposition philip attempted to take the field in late april but the french ability to assemble their army in a timely fashion had not improved since the autumn and by july it had still not fully mustered taxes proved ever more difficult to collect several french nobles sounded out the idea of switching their allegiance to edward inconclusive fighting occurred in april and may the french tried and failed to cut the english supply route to flanders and the english tried and failed to capture saint omer and lille in june the french attempted to secure their flank by launching a major offensive against the flemings this was defeated at the battle of cassel 30 in late april the english established a fortification on the end of a spit of sand to the north of calais which enabled them to command the entrance to the harbour in may june and july the french unsuccessfully attempted to force supply convoys through despite increasing financial difficulties the english steadily reinforced their army through 1347 reaching a peak strength of 32 000 note 1 more than 20 000 flemings were gathered less than a day s march from calais 31 24 000 sailors in a total of 853 ships supported this force 7 note 2 on 17 july philip led the french army north on 27 july the french came within view of the town 6 miles 10 km away their army was between 15 000 and 20 000 strong a third of the size of the combined english and flemings who had prepared earthworks and palisades across every approach the english position clearly being unassailable philip finally admitted the pope s representatives to an audience they in turn arranged talks but after four days of wrangling these came to nothing on 1 august the garrison of calais having observed the french army seemingly within reach for a week signalled they were on the verge of surrender that night the french army withdrew 34 35 on 3 august 1347 calais surrendered the entire french population was expelled edward repopulated the town with english and a few flemings 36 as soon as calais capitulated edward paid off a large part of his army and released his flemish allies 37 philip in turn stood down the french army edward promptly launched strong raids up to 30 miles 48 km into french territory philip attempted to recall his army setting a date of 1 september but experienced serious difficulties his treasury was exhausted and taxes for the war had to be collected in many places at sword point despite these exigencies ready cash was not forthcoming the french army had little stomach for further conflict and philip was reduced to threatening to confiscate the estates of nobles who refused to muster he set back the date for his army to assemble by a month 38 edward also had difficulties in raising money partly because of the unexpected timing of the need he employed draconian measures which were extremely unpopular 39 40 the english also suffered two military setbacks a large raid was routed by the french garrison of saint omer and a supply convoy en route to calais was captured by french raiders from boulogne 40 truce edit philip vi edit philip vi of france the two cardinals acting as papal emissaries from pope clement had been attempting to negotiate a halt to hostilities since july 1346 with no success given the military misfortunes and financial exhaustion of both sides they found willing listeners in early september 1347 the principle of a temporary ceasefire was agreed and the cardinals drew up its detailed terms these strongly favoured the english and confirmed their possession of all their territorial conquests in france and scotland the flemish were confirmed in their de facto independence from france and philip was prevented from punishing those french nobles who had conspired or even fought against him the truce was to run to 7 july 1348 40 41 on 28 september the truce was formally signed it was named after the place it had been agreed and signed at the truce of calais 41 42 in november 1347 the french estates general met and railed against the truce in may 1348 edward suggested extending the arrangement but philip refused he was already raising an army in anticipation of the agreement s expiration however during 1348 the black death spread north across france reaching paris in august and becoming widespread in london by november 43 the plague was to eventually cause the death of approximately 45 per cent of the population of each country 44 45 and it brought military preparations to a halt 43 in late august representatives of the two kings met in boulogne and began negotiations for an extension of the truce on 13 november it was extended until 1 september 1349 46 the following year it was extended to may 1350 and in june 1350 once again extended to august 1351 43 in practice while the truce was in effect neither country campaigned with a full field army but it did not stop the ongoing naval clashes between the two countries nor the fighting in gascony and brittany 47 john ii edit john ii philip died on 22 august 1350 and it was unclear whether the truce then lapsed as it had been signed on his personal authority his son and successor john ii declined to clarify the situation while taking to the field with a large army a french offensive in gascony in south west france made good progress in 1351 and the english response was ineffectual while this was happening negotiations to renew the truce opened at guînes 13 kilometres 8 mi south of calais on 7 july but made slow progress eventually a modification of the original treaty was agreed upon but the french delayed signing it once their campaign in the south west was successfully completed john authorised the new truce which was formally agreed on 11 september to last one year as ever the truce was patchily observed with the fighting in the south west hardly abating 48 when english adventurers seized the strategically located town of guînes in january 1352 49 full scale fighting broke out again 50 this did not go well for the french money and enthusiasm for the war ran out and state institutions ceased to function encouraged by the new pope innocent vi 51 negotiations for a permanent peace treaty opened at guînes in early march 1353 these broke down and on 8 may the french cancelled the truce and announcing an arrière ban for normandy a formal call to arms for all able bodied males the negotiators met briefly in paris on 26 july and extended the truce until november although all concerned understood that much fighting would continue 52 treaty of guînes edit french central and local governments collapsed french nobles took to violently settling old scores rather than fighting the english charles of navarre one of the most powerful figures in france broke into the bedroom of the constable of france charles of spain and murdered him as he knelt naked pleading for his life navarre then boasted of it and made tentative approaches to the english regarding an alliance 53 54 navarre and john formally reconciled in march 1354 and a new balance within the french government was reached this was more in favour of peace with england in some quarters at almost any price informal talks started again at guînes in mid march the principle whereby edward abandoned his claim to the french throne in exchange for french territory was agreed edward gave his assent to this on 30 march formal negotiations recommenced in early april 55 discussions were rapidly concluded the truce was extended for another year and the broad outline of a permanent peace was agreed 56 on 6 april 1354 these heads of terms were formally signed by the representatives of both countries as the treaty of guînes 57 the prolongation of the truce was to be immediately publicised while the fact that the outline of a peace treaty had been agreed was to be kept secret until 1 october when innocent would announce it at the papal palace in avignon in the same ceremony english representatives would repudiate the english claim to john s throne and the french would formally relinquish sovereignty over several provinces in south west france to the english 58 edward was overjoyed the english parliament ratified the treaty sight unseen 59 john also endorsed the treaty but members of his council were less enthusiastic 58 the english adhered to the truce john of armagnac the french commander in the south west ignored his orders to observe the peace but his offensive was ineffective 60 details of how much of the treaty was known to the french ruling elite and their debates regarding it are lacking but sentiment was against its terms in august it was revealed that several of the men who had negotiated and signed the treaty had been deeply involved in the plot to murder charles of spain at least three of john s closest councillors fled his court or were expelled by early september the french court had turned against the treaty the date of the formal ceremony in avignon was cancelled with uncertainty as to when or if it would be rescheduled 61 collapse of the truce edit in november 1354 john seized all navarre s lands besieging those places which did not surrender planned negotiations in avignon to finalise the details of the treaty did not take place in the absence of french ambassadors john decided another round of warfare might leave him in a better negotiating position and the french planned an ambitious series of offensives for the 1355 campaigning season 58 62 the french ambassadors arrived in avignon in mid january 1355 repudiated the previous agreement and attempted to reopen negotiations the english and the cardinal of boulogne pressed them to adhere to the existing treaty the impasse continued for a month simultaneously the english delegation plotted an anti french alliance with navarre by the end of february the futility of their official missions was obvious to all and the delegations departed with much acrimony their one achievement was a formal extension of the ill observed truce to 24 june it was clear that from then both sides would be committed to full scale war 63 64 in april 1355 two papal emissaries appealed to edward and his council to extend the truce of calais once again but they were rebuffed and the agreement finally lapsed 65 aftermath edit the war resumed in force in october 1355 66 with both edward and his son edward the black prince fighting in separate campaigns in france 67 in september 1356 the french royal army was defeated by a smaller anglo gascon force at the battle of poitiers and john was captured 68 in 1360 the fighting was 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