CHAP. XIX. The Death of Pope Clement mt Af%-non.—The Election of Pope Be- • nedkt.—A learned Clerk, in the Archbishoprick of Rheims, sup-ports the Right of the jBee of Avig-non, by his Speeches and Preach-ings. - - - 111 XX. The King of England is advised to make a Journey to Ireland, and to settle on the Duke of Lancaster, and his Heirs for ever, the Duchy of Aquitaine with all its Dépen-dances - - - 117 XXI. The Death of the Lady Anne of Bo-hemia, Queen of England.—The Duke of Lancaster lands in Aqui-taine, and the King of England in Ireland - - 120 XXII. Sir John Froissait arrives in England, and is presented to King Richard - by the Duke of York, Uncle to the King - - *- 125 XXHÏ. The Information Froissart gains in England, touching the Opposition of the Inhabitants of Aquitaine to the Gift the King of England had made of it to his Uncle the Duke of Lancaster.—The Commission-era sent to remonstrate on the Mat-ter with the King cannot obtain a decisive Answer relative thereto - 135 'XXIV. Froissart presents his Book of Love Poems to King Richard of Eng-land.—He relates what he had heard of the last Expedition of the English to Ireland - 153 VI CHAP.