THat there ſhalbe good and loial Truce and ceaſing from Armes generall: by all the realme, cuntry, landes and Signeuries of the ſame: and of the protection of the crowne of France: for the tyme & ſpace of three monethes to come: vz. in the Iſle of France the day of the publication which ſhalbe made of it at S. Dennis: in the ſame day and from the day after theſe preſent articles ſhalbe ſtayed & ſigned: In the gouernementes of Champaigne, Picardie, Normandy, Chartres, Orleans and Berry, Touraine Aniou and le Maine eight dayes after the date of the ſame: In the gouernements of Bretaigne, Poictou, Angomois, Xaincttoge, Lymoſin, high and low marche, Burbonois Auuergne, Lyonnois and Bourgongne, 15. daies after: in the gouernements of Guyenne Languedoc, Prouence, & Dauphinne 20. daies after the concluſion of the ſaid preſent treaty and yet notwithſtanding ſhal end euery where at lyke day.

II All perſons Eccleſiaſticall, nobilitie, inhabitantes of townes of the plaine cuntry & others, may duringe this preſent truce gather their frutes and reuenues, and enioy them in what part ſoeuer they are ſcituate and being: and ſhall reenter into their howſes, and caſtles of the feeldes and thoſe which with hould them ſhal be bound to reſtore them and leaue them free from all hinderances: vppon the charge neuertheleſſe that they may not there make any fortification, duringe the ſaid truce: and here are excepted the howſes, and caſtles: where garriſones are imployed in the eſtate of the warre, which ſhall not be reſtored: neuertheleſſe the Proprietares ſhall enioy the fruites and reuenues which belong to them: the whole notwithſtood the guiftes and ſeyſures which ſhould haue bene made, the which may not impeach the effecte of the preſent accord.

III. It ſhalbe lawfull to all perſons, of what quality or condition ſoeuer they be, to ſtay freely in their owne howſes which they hold at this preſent with their families, except in the townes and ſtrong places which are garded in with thoſe whiche are abſent from them by occaſion of the preſent troubles ſhal not be receyued to ſtay there without leaue of the gouernour.

IIII. The labourees may in all freedome doe their laboures and accuſtomed woorkes without hinderance or moleſtation in what manner ſoeuer: vppon paine of death to them which ſhall do the contrary.

V. The Cariage and conuayence of all ſort of vituals, and the commerce and trafficke of all merchandices: except armes and munitions of warre ſhalbe free as well by water as land in the townes of the one party and the other: in payenge the peages and impoſitions as they ryſe at this tyme in the Tole houſes which for the ſame effect are eſtabliſhed and following Pancartes and tables herevpon before ſtayed: except in regard of Parts: which ſhalbe payed according the perticuler treatie of the ſame: the whole vpon payne of confiſcation in caſe of fraude: and without that thoſe which ſhall find them ſhall be hindered to bring backe the merchandiſe and horſes which ſhall conduct them vnto the Tolehouſes where they ſhal haue ſo offended: And where violence ſhalbe vſed againſt ſuch, there Iuſtice ſhalbe excecuted as well of the confiſcation as of the exceſſe, by thoſe which ſhall haue commandement ouer the perſons which ſhall haue committed it: and yet neuertheleſſe the ſayde merchandyſes, horſes, victuals nor thoſe which ſhall conduct may not be ſtayed within the Balieue of Paris, although they haue not accquitted the ſaide Impoſitions. But vpon the complaynte and purſuite, right ſhall be done to whome it appertaines.

VI. The ſayd impoſitions or any other new erected during the ſayd truce may not be augmented, nor any other Tolehouſe erected but thoſe which are alredye eſtabliſhed.

VII. Euery man may freelye trauell thorough all the Realme without conſtraint of taking paſporte: And yet neuertheleſſe no man may enter into Townes or ſtronge places of the contrarye part • without other armes then the footeman with his ſword & the horſeman with his ſword, Piſtolle, or Harquebuſe: and that not without ſending before to aduertiſe thoſe which ſhall haue commaundement there: the which ſhall be enioyned to giue permiſsion of their entraunce, if it be not that the quality & number of perſons ſhould giue iuſt cauſe of ielouſie: of the ſcarcety of the place where they ſhall commaund, the which is remittted to their iudgement and diſcretion. And if any of the contrary part were entred into any of the ſayde places without being declared ſuch, and to haue the ſayde permiſſion: They ſhall bee lawfull Priſe. And to preuent further diſputes that might bee inferred vppon this poynt, thoſe which commaund in the ſayde places according to the ſayd permiſsion, ſhalbe bound to giue it in writing without any defray.

VIII. The money of Taxſes and Aſſeſments ſhalbe leuied as they haue beene heretofore according to the departments made, and commiſſions ſent from one part to another at the beginning of the yeare: except in regard of the places taken ſince the ſending of the ſayde conditions in which ye Gouernours & Officers of ſuch places ſhall accord particularly, and without preiudice likewiſe of other particular accordes and treaties already made for leauy of the ſayde Taxes and Aſſeſments which ſhall be entertayned and obſerued.

IX. Yet notwithſtanding ſuch may not be leauyed by anticipation of the quarters, but onely the quarter running on, and that by Officers of the Election: the which in caſe reſiſtaunce be made ſhall haue recourſe to the Gouernour of the next towne of their ſide to bee aſſiſted of forces: and yet neuertheleſſe ſhall not for this cauſe be exacted for the defray but after the rate of one ſhilling in the pounde for the Summes for which the conſtraintes ſhalbe made.

X As touching the Arrerages of Taxes and Aſſeſments there ſhall bee none leuyed of eyther part, further then the ſayd quarter, running on and during the time of the ſame. if it be not an other quarter which is due aboue the already paſſed.

XI. Theſe which at this time be Priſoners of the warre and haue not compounded for their Ranſome ſhall bee deliuered xv. dayes after the publication of the ſayde Truce viz. the common Souldiour without ranſome, the other men of warre hauing pay of eyther ſide procuring one quarter of their pay: except the Leaders and cheefe of Horſemen the which together with other Gentlemen not bearing charge, ſhall be acquitted for the halfe yeares woorth of their Reuenewe: and alſo other perſons ſhall bee vſed as touchig their ranſome as cuteouſlye as may be reſpecting their faculties and callinge: And if there bee eyther Woman or Mayde Priſoner they ſhall be preſently ſet at libertye without paying Ranſome, and alſo Children vnder the age of ſixteene and from ſixty vpward not bearing Armes.

XII. That there ſhall not bee during the tyme of the ſayd Truce any enterpriſe or attempt vppon any place of either parte, nor any other Act of Hoſtilitie: And if any one ſhoulde in this poynt, the cheefe and Gouernours ſhall ſee amendes made or puniſh the Offenders as troublers of publicke quiet: yet ſo that neuertheleſſe the ſayde puniſhments may not bee cauſe of breach to the ſayd League.

XIII. If any ſhall refuſe to obay the contents of the ſayd Articles: the cheefe of that partie ſhall doe all his endeuour and vſe what meanes poſsibly hee may to conſtrayne ſuch thereunto: And where within fifteene daies after the requiſition which ſhall be made, execution ſhould immediatly follow: it ſhall be lawfull for the cheefe of the other partie to make warre on him or them which ſo ſhould refuſe to doe inſtice, without any aſsiſtaunce of his owne, partlie in any kinde howſoeuer.

XIIII. It ſhall not bee lawfull to take of newe any places during the preſent Truce to fortefie them, notwithſtanding they were not held of any body.

XV. All men of warre of eyther ſyde ſhall be put in gariſon not being permitted to range and forage the cuntry to the harme of the people ane ruines of the plaine cuntry.

XVI. The Prouoſtes of the marſhals ſhall performe their charges, on al prayes in the fieldes or cuntry, and puniſhing wronges without diſtruction of parties, vpon payne of ſendinge them to the Iudges to whom the knowledge thereof ought to belong.

XVII. It ſhall not be lawfull to picke quarrelles anew by aſſembling any frendes for differences hapned by reaſon of theſe preſent troubles be it for taking of any perſon, howſe, caſtelles or other occaſion whatſoeuer during the tyme of this truce.

XVIII. The gouernors and lieutenantes generall of both ſydes ſhall aſſemble themſelues in euery prouince preſently vpon publication of the preſent trety where they ſhall depute commiſſaries of their parte to ſee vnto what ſoeuer ſhalbe neceſſary for the excecution thereof for the profit and good of ſuch as they haue vnder them, and where it ſhalbe thought good and neceſſary to ad anie thing more, to correct or deminiſh any thing for the perticular good of the ſaid prouince they ſhal aduertiſe their cheefes or gouernors to prouide accordingly.

XIX. Theſe preſent Articles are accorded without intention of preiudice to the accordes and particuler agreements made betweene the gouernors and lieftenants generall of the prouinces which haue bene confermed and approued by the cheefe of both parties.

XX. No enterpriſes ſhall bee made duringe the preſente Truce by one or other ſide vppon the Countries, goods & Subiects of ye Princes which haue aſsiſted thē: as againe the ſayd Princes ſhall not on their parte enterpriſe any thing againſt this Realme and Countrey beinge in the Protection of the Crowne of Fraunce. But the ſayd Princes ſhall retyre out of them preſently (vppon the concluſion of this preſent treatie) their forces which are in the Fielde and ſhall not make anye re-enter of them during the ſayd time: And as touching thoſe which are in Brittaine they ſhal be ſent back or ſeperated, and put in garriſon in ſuch places as may not giue matter of ſuſpect, and as for other Prouinces or places where there be ſtraungers in Garriſon, the number of the ſayd ſtraungers being in pay of the ſaid Princes it may not be augmented during the tyme of the ſayd Truce: the which the Chiefe of both parties promiſe reſpectiuely for the ſayd Princes, and thereunto bind their faith and honour: And yet notwithſtanding the ſayd promiſe may not extend to the Duke of Sauoye: but if he will be compriſd in the ſame tretye ſending his declaration within one monthhe then ſhal be reſolued to the common good of both parties.

XXI. The Embaſſadors Agents and leggers of foraine Princes which haue aſsiſted either partie, hauing paſporte from the cheefe of the ſaid partie which they haue aſſiſted may freelie returne & in all ſurety without hauing need of any other paſporte then this preſent treaty: So neuertheleſſe that they ſhall not enter into any towne or ſtronge place of the aduerſe parte but with licence of the gouernors,

XXII. That on eyther ſyde paſportes ſhalbe geuen to ſuch as reſpectiuely ſhalbe ſente to beare the ſaide Treaty into euery of the ſaide prouinces where it ſhalbe requiſite.