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English: 1913 drawing of 13th century stained glass in Chartres Cathedral, France, depicting Amaury de Montfort, brother of Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Liecester (d.1265). Source: Hugh Arnold & Lawrence Bradford Saint, Stained glass of the middle ages in England & France, London, 1913, Plate XII and text p.99[1]: "The one illustrated in Mr. Saint's sketch in Plate XII is Amaury de Montfort, brother of our own Simon de Montfort who led the rebellion of the barons against Henry III, and son of that Simon de Montfort who led the crusade against the Albigenses and was made Lord of Languedoc for his pains. Amaury, who succeeded him in 1218, finding himself not strong enough to hold the country, had ceded his rights six years later to the King of France, and was made in return Constable of France".