. Une princesse médiévale : être un vrai record de l'évolution des fortunes qui a apporté des titres de plongeurs à Jacqueline, comtesse de Hollande, avec un compte rendu de son conflit avec Philippe, duc de Bourgogne (1401-1436) . acqueline. Les recettes restantes de 2o8 a flDebia^val iprinceee, après le paiement des salaires et dépenses officiels, devraient être à Jacqueline. 5. Les fiefs des pays devaient être entraînés par Jacqueline. Les seigneurs de fief doivent, cependant, aussi jurer fidélité au duc Philippe. 6. Les affaires publiques en Hollande, en Zélande et en Frise devaient être confiées à un conseil de neuf personnes, trois n.

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. A mediaeval princess : being a true record of the changing fortunes which brought divers titles to Jacqueline, Countess of Holland, together with an account of her conflict with Philip, Duke of Burgundy (1401-1436) . acqueline. The 2o8 a flDebia^val iprinceee remaining revenues, after the payment ofofficial salaries and expenses, should belongto Jacqueline. 5. The fiefs of the countships were to beretained by Jacqueline. The fief lords must, however, also swear fidelity to Duke Philip. 6. Public affairs in Holland, Zealand, andFriesland were to be entrusted to a councilof nine people, three nominated by Jacque-line, six by Philip, who should also appointall officials in the countship of Hainaut. 7. The rival claims to the private estate ofJohn of Bavaria should be settled by eightgood men. 8. Exiles and refugees of both partiesshould be free to return and all injuries onboth sides made good. All persons knownto be implicated in the death of John of Bava-ria were excepted from this provision. 9. There must be no further interchange ofobnoxious party recrimination. The words* Hook and Cod were to be spoken nomore. Such were the chief provisions of the treatymade to the honour of God, of His blessed I. SEAL APPENDED TO TREATY OF DELFT. July 3d, 1428. Zbc X06t Cmec 209 mother, and of all saints male and female inheaven, and sworn to on the Holy Gospelby Philip of Burgundy and Jacqueline ofBavaria, by virtue of their Christian truthand princely honour. On the same day Jacqueline also signed aspecific act recognising her cousin as heir incase of her death without children, whichshe did to prevent any feud, contest, orwar after our death to the ruin of our lands, people, and subjects. The original docu-ment is still at Lille. Jacquelines seal at-tached to this act shows the Virgin holdingthe infant Jesus on her right arm and a palmbranch in her left hand. A shield bearingJacquelines arms is supported by two lionsrampant. The whole is enclosed in a hedge.^ Shortly after the

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