Which French regions did Henry V demand before invading France?

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Before invading France, Henry V demanded the restoration of Aquitaine and other lands that had been ceded to the English under the 1360 Treaty of Calais.

In addition to these territories, he laid claim to Normandy, Touraine, and Maine—which were former Angevin holdings—as well as other parts of France that had never previously been under English control.1