Sources
- Christine de Pisan, Livre des Faits et Bons Meurs du Sage Roi Charles
- Deslile (ed), Grandes Chroniques de France
- Philippe de Meziers, Songe du Viel Pelerin
- Autrand, Françoise, Charles V
- Cazelles, Raymond, Société Politique, Noblesse et Couronne
- Delachenal, Roland, Charles V
- Henneman, John Bell, Olivier de Clisson
- ——, Taxation in Fourteenth Century France
- Quillet, Jeannine, Charles V, Le Rois Lettre
- Tuchman, Barbara, A Distant Mirror: The Calamitous 14th Century, New York; Ballantine Books, 1978.
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