... under the title of custoe. Taking, however, the side once more of Simon de Montfort, the great Earl of Leicester, at the battle of Evesham, he was there slain, and his large estates in the counties of Warwick, Leicester, and Northampton were confiscated, and ...

... Henry, meal war under Simon de Montfort demanding the whole of his energy, and resulting in the King s imprisonment. The battle of Evesham, in which Montfort was killed, soon restored the fortunes of the King, and he again turned his attention towards Wales ...

... Llewelyn ap Grufydd and the Welshmen is here ably exposed and later on we hear that this among results of the decisive battle of Evesham : Independent Wales was smitten down by the same stroke that slew Simon de Montfort Henry II had practically conquered ...

... Montfort obtained1 from Prince Edward after tbe battle of Lewes a grant of earldom of Chester and it confirmed to him by patent by Henry III in 1264 and 1265 In 126£ Simon de Montfort killed at the battle of Evesham Edward of Carnarvon was made Prince of Wales ...