CHAP. XXXII. During the residence of the King of France and Duke of Brittany at Tours, their Differences are partly accommodated by Means of the Marriages of the Duke's , . Son with a Princess of France, and a Son of John of Brittany, Son to the la£e Lord Charles de Blois, with a Daughter of the _ Duke of Brittany - - 329 XXXIII. The Count de Blois and Mary of Namur, his Countess, sell to the Duke of Touraine the County of Blois with other Lands.—The Viscount de Chastelbon takes - Possession of the Inheritance of the late Count de Foix . 335 XXXIV. A grand Assembly at Amiens, of the King and Lords of France and England, to treat of a Peace between the two Kingdoms - 3M * XXXV. The French and English Lords, not being able to agree on the • Terms of • Peace, prolong the Truce one Year.—The English, on their Return, are accompanied by the Lord de Chasteau-Morant, to bring back the King of Eng-, land's final Answer w - $52 XXXVL The first Illness of King Charles.— Count Bernard d'Armagnac does Homage to the King.—The Lord de Chastelmorant returns from England with an Answer respect-ing Peace - - 357 CHAP.