[1] [2] After the regaining of Burdeaux, there arriued at Blaie the bastard of Summerset, sir Iohn Talbot, lord Lisle by his wife, sonne to the said erle of Shrew|esburie, the lord Molins, the lord Harington, the lord Camois, sir Iohn Howard, sir Iohn Montgomerie, sir Iohn Uernon, with two & twentie hundred men, with vittels and munitions. When the earle was thus (according to his intent) of all things furnished, first he fortified Burdeaux with Englishmen, and store of vittels; and after that he rode into the coun|trie abroad, where he obteined cities, and got townes without stroke or dint of sword,The French people soone wearie of the French go|uernment. for the people alrea|die wearied of the French seruitude, and longing sore to returne to the English libertie, seemed to de|sire nothing more than to haue the earle to receiue them into the English obeisance. Amongst other townes, the towne and castell of Chastillon in Pe|rigort was to him deliuered, the which he fortified with men and ordinance verie stronglie.