The truce of Tours collapsed in 1449 and the French then proceeded to conquer Normandy with ease. The Duke of Suffolk, politically discredited over the failure of his signature achievement, was impeached and murdered in 1450.
In 1449, the truce at Tours broke down, enabling France to swiftly conquer Normandy. Discredited for a failed significant project, Duke Suffolk was later impeached and murdered in 1450.