I Index to Persons, Places and Subjects

Rulers and their consorts are entered under their Chxistian names. Royal peers are under their title, non-royal members of the peerage and the episcopate under their family names, with cross references from their titles and sees. Page numbers for illustrations are in italics.

Abergavenny, Lord we Neville, Bavaria, , Edward. Duchess of, 95. administration, knights’ role, 101. Bavaria, Louis of the Palatine, Duke alchemy, popularity, 100, 102. of, 95. Alcock, John, , Beauchamp, Elizabeth, Lady Ladmer, 43, 45. 123. Aleyn,_]ohn, moneyet, 61, 62, 63. Beauchamp, Henry, of Warwick, Alyngton, William, 33. 35. Anne Boleyn, queen of Henry VIII, Beauchamp, John, Lord Beauchamp 98. ofPowick,74. Anne Neville, queen of Richard III, Beauchamp, Margaret, Countess of 56. Shrewsbury Annesley, Sir Hugh, 111. property, 119. apprenu'ceship,records, 47. seal, 128, 132. . Arthur, Prince of Wales, 92. Beauchamp, Richard, Bishop of Anmdel, Constance d’, Countess of Salisbury, 75. Amndel, 96. Beauchamp, Richard, Earl of Amndel,john (1’, Earl of Amndel, 96. Warwick, 19. Anmdel, Earl of :22 Fitzalan, Thomas; Beauchamp, Richard (son of Lord Fitzalan, William. Beauchamp of Powick), 74. Arundel, John, Bishop of Chichestet, Beaufort, Edmund, Duke of Somerset, 76. 20, 70, 80. Ashton, SirJohn, knight, 102. Beaufort family, genes, 4, 8, 9. Ashton, Six Thomas, 100, 102. Beaufort, Henry, Cardinal, Bishop of Askell, Sir Thomas, 122, 124. Wmchcster, 9, 19. Audley, Lord .ree Tuchet, John. Beaufort, Henry, Duke of Somerset, Bangor, Bishop of .ree Edenham, 16. Thomas. Beaufort, Joan, Countess of Barre,_]ane,Lady Catesby, 123. Westmotland, 8, 9. Basynges, Sirjohn, 110. Beaufort, John, Earl of Somerset, 9. Batail, Thomas and Joan, 48, 52, 53, Beaufort, John, Marquess of Dorset, 58. ‘ 70, 80. Bath, Bishop of we Stillington, Robert. Beaufort, Lady Margaret, Countess of battles Richmond and Derby, flower, 130. Bamet, 81-82. Beaufort, Mary, 20. Nibley Green, 73. Beaufort, Thomas, Duke of Exeter, 9. Saint Albans, 18. Beaumont, William, Viscount

210 Beaumont, 70, 77, 81. Buckingham, Duke of we Stafford, . Bedford, George, Duke of m’ Neville, Henry. " George. Buckland, Richard, 19. Bedford, Jacquetta, Duchess of, 15, Bulmer, Sir Ralph, inactivity. 106. 18, 23, 24-25. Burgh, Elizabeth dc, Duchess of Bedford,]ohn, Duke of, 16, 19. Clarence, 98. Berkeley family, property, 120. Burgh, William de, Earl of Ulster, 98. Berkeley, William, Lord Berkeley, 73. Burgundians, and Crosby Place, 92. Bernard, Robert, 126. Burgundy, Anthony, Bastard of, 26, Bemers, Lord In Bourchier,]ohn. 27-28. Birchefotd, Brother Andrew, 105-106. Burgundy, Charles, Duke of, 27, 28, Blount, Walter, Lord Mountioy, 69, 30, 38, 39. 79. Burgundy, Margaret of York, Duchess Bond, William, and Crosby Place, 93. of, 8, 13, 124. Booth,]ohn, , 70, 71, Butler, Lady Eleanor m Talbot, Lady 82. Eleanor. Booth, Laurence, , Butler, Ralph, Lord Sudeley 70, 82. as Lady Eleanor Talbot’s father-in- Bosoun, Robert and Joan, 53. law,114,115,116,117,130. Botcler, Ralph, Lord Sudeley .ree seal, 127, 131. Butler, Ralph. ' and von Wesel's newsletter, 70, 78, Bourchier, Eleanor, Duchess of 79. Norfolk, 121-122. Butler, Sir Thomas, 114, 115, 116, 130. Bourchier family, 69, 76. seal, 127, 128. Bourchier, Fulk, Lord Fitzwarin, 72- Butsyde, Thomas, 33, 43. 73. Cade,]ack, and Lord Scales, 16. Bourchier, Henry, , 69, Calais ' 72, 76, 79. captaincy, 30. Boutchier, Henry (d.1458), 17. Staple, 85. Bomchiet, Humphrey, Lord Canterbury, Archbishop of we Cromwell, 69, 79, 81. Bourchiet, Thomas. Bourchier, Sit Humphrey, 80, 81. , Bishop of Ice Story, Edward. Boutchiet, Isabel of York, Countess of CatpenterJohn, Bishop of Wotcestet, Essex, 17. 76. Bourchier,_]ohn, Lord Bemers, 71, 72. Catru, Sir Nicholas, 103, 104. Bourchiet, Thomas, Archbishop of Cassiman, Préfessor Jean-Jacques, 13. Canterbury, 69, 70, 79, 80, 82. Catesby, Sir Wllliam, . Boutchiet, Sir Thomas (d. 1491), 79. Catesby, William, , 45. Boutchiet, Sir Thomas (d. 1512), 80. Catesby, Sir William, 114, 122, 123. Bourchiet, William, Lord Bourchiet, Catesby, William, 123-124. 69, 79. Caxton,William, 22—23, 24, 25-26, 39- Bracebrigge, William, 88, 89, 91. 40, 41. Bretailles, Louis de, 23, 29. Chamberlain, Sir Roger, 108-109. Bruges, 1468 joust,27-28. charity, and Anthony Woodvflle, 24. Bryan, Sir Thomas, 45, 125. Chaucer family,9, 39. Bryce, Sir Hugh, 60. Chaucer, Thomas, 19. Chedworth, John, , DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), 2-3. 70-71, 82. ‘ Dublin, Archbishop of we Ttegury, Chester, Bishop of In Hals,]ohn. . Cheyne, Sir John, 107. Dudley, Lord we Sutton,John. Cheyney, John, 1 18, 120, 121. Durefort, Gaillard de, Lord Duras, 70, Clarence, George, Duke of, 34, 70, 76, 76, 78. . 77, 82. Durham, Bishop of m Booth, Clarence, Lionel, Duke of, 98. Laurence. Claver, Alice, 51, 56, 57. Dymock, Andrew, 29, 33, 34-35, 44, Clinton, John, Lord Clinton, 74. 4S. Clopton, Thomas, and Mowbrays, Dymock papers, 36. 126. Edenham, Thomas, , Cobham, Lord, 71. 76. Colepepit, Sir John, 106. Edinburgh, Philip, Duke of, DNA, 1, Colvyle, Sir John, 104-105. 5-6. Comwall, Sir John, Lord Fanhope, 96. Edward IV, 7, 27, 66, 76, 85, 125. Cornwall, Sir John (1404-21), 96. and Anthony Woodville, 15, 39. Courtenay family, 73. and Lady Eleanor Talbot, 120, 125. Courtenay, John, , 70, and Lord Scales, 16, 17. 80. and von Wesel’s newsletter, 69-70, Courtenay, Sir Philip, 103-104. 77-83. Coventry, Bishop of m Hals,]ohn. Edward V, Prince of Wales, 32, 41-42, Coventry (Warwickshire), 77-78. 80. Creswyck, William, 52. Edward, Prince of Wales (son of Crick, Francis, and DNA, 2. Henry VI), 70, 83. Croft, Sir Richard, 32. , 7. Cromwell, Lord we Bourchiet, Elizabeth Woodville, queen of Humphrey. Edward IV, 15, 21, 32, 40, 80. Crosby, Sir John, 84-94. Eldngton,]ohn, 60, 64. lst wife, 85, 86. Ely, Bishop of m Gray, William. 2nd wife, 91, 92. Erik VII, King of Denmark, Norway background, 85. and Sweden, 95. tomb, 85-89, 90. Essex Crosby, John, 91. Theydon Gamon, 89, 91. crown servants, status, 59, 60. and Woodvilles, 21, 35. Dacre, Ralph, Lord Dacre, 71. Essex, Earl of :22Bourchiez, Henry. Danyell, Thomas, 36-37. Eton College, and Anthony Derby, Earl of m Stanley, Thomas. Woodville, 24. Devereux, Walter, Lord Ferrets of Evars,John, 122, 124, 129. Chardey, 70, 7178. Exeter, Bishop of we BoothJohn. Devon, Earl of m Courtenay,_]ohn. Exeter, Duke of m Beaufort, Thomas; Dim: and Stylingqf the Phi/amply”, 22- Holland, Henry; Holland, John, lst 23, 39-40. Duke of Excter; Holland, John, 2nd Dinham, John, Lord Dinham, 71, 72- Duke of Exetet. 73. . Fanhope, Lord .ree Cornwall, Sir John. diplomacy, knights’ role in, 105. Fastolf dispute, and Pastons, 31-32.

212 Faucoatg, Bastard of m Neville, Hansa merchants, 66, 67-68. Thomas. Harsyk, Sir Roger, 106. Fenny Compton (Wamrickshite), 113, Hastings, John de, , 1 16. 96. Fiennes, William, Lord Say and Sele, Hastings, Si: Ralph, 80. 70, 78, 81. Hastings, William, Lord Hastings, 30, Fisher, Thomas, 89. 59, 60, 123, 124. ' Fitzalan, Elizabeth, Duchess of and von Wesel’s newsletter, 69, 70, Norfolk, 122. 78. Fitzalan, Thomas, Lord Maltmvers Hatton, Nicholas, 50-51, 55. and Earl of Amndel, 70, 71, 78. Haute, Anne, 'and Paston family, 31. Fitzalan, William, Earl of Amndel, 72, Haute, Richard, 44, 45. 76. Henry II, DNA, 4. Fitzhugh, Henry, Lord Fitzhugh, 73- Henry IV, claim to the throne, 95. 74. Henry VI, 102. FitzLewis family, 19-22, 39. and von Wesel’s newsletter, 70, 78, FitzLewis, Henry, 20, 44. 79, 80, 81, 82. FitzLewis,john, 15, 19. Henry VII, previously Earl of FitzLewis, Lewis, 20, 21. Richmond, 7, 35, 85, 95. FitzLewis, Mary, 15, 20, 44. Henry VIII, 98. Fitzwarin, Lord we Bouzchiet, Fulk. Herbert family, 29. Fleet, Wllliam and Isabel, 50, 52, 55. Herbert, William, 2nd Earl of France, English knights’ role in, 108. Pembroke, 32, 71. Gascoyne, Sir William, 109. Hereford, Bishop of In Stanbuty, Gate, Sir Geoffrey, 35-36. John. Gedding, Robert, watdship, 35. Herryong family, 60, 61, 62, 65. Gloucester, Humphrey, Duke of, 108. Hett family, 60, 62, 63, 65. Gloucester, Richard, Duke of m Heywood, Humphrey, 60. Richard III. Heywood, Thomas, 84, 92. goldsmiths, and Mint appointments, Hobart,_]ohn, 125. 60. Holland, Anne, Lady Neville and Gray, Wllliam, , 69, 70, Countess of Douglas, 96. 79, 82. Holland, Anne of York, Duchess of Green, Sir Robert, 59. Exeter, DNA, 1, 10, 96. Grey, Anthony, Lord Grey of Ruthin, Holland, Constance, Lady Grey, 96. 70, 71, 78. Holland, Elizabeth of Lancaster, Grey, Edmund, Earl of Kent, 72, 96. Duchess of Exetet, 95-96. Grey, Henry, Lord Grey of Codnoxr, Holland, Henry, Duke of Exeter, 70, 71. 77, 81, 96. Grey, Sir John, 15. Holland,]ohn, lst Duke of Exetet, 96. Grey, Sir Richard, 41. Holland, John, 2nd Duke of Exeter, Grey, Thomas, Marquess of Dorset, 96. 40, 96. hospitals, knights’ role in, 105-106. Hals, John, and Howard family, 30. Lichfield, 70, 79. Howard Household Book, 37. Handy, Sir Robert, 122, 124. Howard, John, Lord Howard and

213 Duke of Norfolk, 18-19, 69, 80. linen, and silkwomen, 46-47. Huggeford, John and Thomas, 122, Lisle, Viscount .ree Talbot, Thomas. 124. Llandaff, Bishop of m Hunden, John. Hunden,]ohn, , 75. London Husy, Sir William, Lord Chief Justice, Crosby Place, 84, 92. 45. Shoreditch, and moneyers, 62. Ibsen,]oy, DNA, 11, 74. and silkwomen, 46-58. Innasseyson, Gilbert, 33. Smithficld joust, 26-27, 36. Isle of Man, 110-111. London, Bishop of m Kemp, Isle of Wight, 35, 37. Thomas. Jane Seymour, queen of Henry VIII, Louis XVII, DNA, 1. 98, 99. Lovell, Francis, Viscount, 71. Jemsalem, knights’ role in, 107. Lucy, Elizabeth, 120. Katherine of Aragon, queen of Henry Lyhart, Walter, , VIII, 92. 76. Kathexine Howard, queen of Henry Lynn (Norfolk), 18, 31-32. _ VIII, 98. Maltravers, Lord we Fitzalan, Thomas. Kemp, Thomas, , Margaret of Anion, queen of Henry 74-75. VI, 70, 83. Kenninghall (Norfolk), 121-122. Marie-Antoinette, Queen of France, 1- Kent, Earl of m Grey, Edmund. 2. Knight, Thomas, , mercers, and silkwomen, 47. 76. Mercers’ Company, 47, 49. knighthood mercety, London, 46-58. background, 100-101. Middlesex, 1472 attestors, 59-60, 64- Lancastn'an era, 101-112. 65. La Matche, Olivier de, 27. Middleton (Norfolk), 37. Lancastér, Blanche, Duchess of, 95, military matters, knights’ role, 101, 98. 107, 108. Lancaster, Edmund, Earl of, 95, 98. Mint, 59-60, 61, 64-65. Lancaster, Hemy, Duke of, 98. mitochondrial DNA, 1-14. Lancaster, Henry, Earl of, 98. Molyneux, James, 32-33, 44. Lancaster, John of Gaunt, Duke of, Molyneux, Sir Robert, 107. 95. Molyneux, Thomas, 32. Lancastrians _ moneyers, and 1472 Parliament, 59-60. claim to the throne, 95. Moneyets’ Company, 61, 64. . genealogy, 97, 99. Montagu, Anne, 20. Langstrother, John, 83. Montagu,]ohn, ,20. / Langton,_]ohn, and Calais, 63. Montgomery, Sir John, 108. Latimer, Lord we Neville, Richard. Montgomery, Sir Thomas, 60. Lewis, John m FitzLewis,John. More, Sir Thomas, 92, 93. Lichfield, Bishop of we Hals,_]ohn. Mountjoy, Lord we Blount, Walter. Limetik, Thomas, 123. Mowbray, Anne, 20-21, 28, 32. Lincoln, Bishop of m Chedworth, Mowbray family, 30. John; Russell, John Mowbray, Joan of Lancaster, Lady Lincoln, Earl of :29 de la Pole,_]ohn. Mowbtay, 98.

214 Mowbtay, John, Duke of Norfolk, 69, Northumberland, 71, 72. 70, 76, 79. Percy,-Henry, Lord Percy, 98. Mowbray, John, Lord Mowbray, 98. Percy, Mary of Lancaster, Lady Percy, Neale, Charlene V ansittart, DNA, 11. 98. Neville, Cecily, Duchess of York, 80. Philippa of Lancaster, Queen of DNA, 7, .8, 10. Denmark, 95. Neville, Edward, Lord Abergavenny, Philippa of Lancaster, Queen of 74, 76. Portugal, 95. Neville, George, , pilgrimage, 104, 107. 70, 78, 79. piracy, popularity, 103-104. Neville, George, Duke of Bedford, 71. Pisan, Christine dc, Prayer-b1,24. Neville, John, Marquess of Montagu, Plumpton, Sir William, 110. 70, 77, 81, 82. Pole, Elizabeth de la, of York, Neville, Ralph, , Duchess of Suffolk, 7, 10.‘ 74. Pole, de la, family, 30, 39. Neville, Richard, , 17. Pole, John de la, , 71, affinity, 123, 124. 72. and von Wesel’s newsletter, 69, 77- Pole,]ohn de la, Earl of Lincoln, 71. 82. Porpoynt, Sir Henry, lands, 35. and Woodvilles, 15, 30. Poyntz, Margaret and Robert, 19, 29, Neville, Richard, Lord Ladmet, 71. 45. Neville, Thomas (Bastard of Rede, Sit Bartholomew, 92. I Fauconbetg), 74, 84, 92—93. Ree, Sir Roger, 59. Nicholas II of Russia, children's Richard, Duke of York and Norfolk, DNA, 1, 5-6. 20-21, 28, 32. Norfolk, and Scales/Woodville lands, Richard II, 95. 30, 38. Richard III, previously Duke of Norfolk, Duke of, we alto Howard, Gloucester, 20, 56, 76. John; Mowbray, John. and Crosby Place, 84, 92. Norfolk, Richard of York, Duke of DNA, 1-14. York and Norfolk, 20-21, 28, 32. remains, 7-8. . Northumbetland, Earl of m Percy, and von Wesel’s newsletter, 70, 78, Henry. 81-82. Norwich, Bishop of .reeLyhatt, Walter. and Woodvilles, 40-41, 45. Ogle, Owen, Lord Ogle, 74. Richmond, Earl of .reeHenry VII. Oxford, Earl of we de Vere, John; de Richoll, Richard, 33. Vere, Richard. Rochester, Bishop of .ree Rotherham, Parliament, and Middlesex moneyers, Thomas. ' 59, 64-65. Roét, de, family, DNA, 8-9. Paston family, 31, 36. Roger, Thomas, 125. Paston, John, younger, 23. R005, Margaret, Lady R005, 34, 36. Pecche, Sir John, 107. Rothetham, ThOmas, Bishop of Pembroke, Earl of we de Hastings, Rochester, 69, 70, 79, 82. John; Herbett, William; Tudor, Russe, William, 60. Jasper. Russell, John, Bishop of Lincoln, 45. Percy, Henry, Earl of Rutland, Edmund, Earl of, 7.

215 Rygby, Thomas, 88, 89, 91. 75. St Asaph, Bishop of .ree Knight, Stanley, SitJohn, 110-111. Thomas. Stanley, Thomas, Lord Stanley and St Davids, Bishop of m Tully,Robert. , 71, 72. St Leger, Anne, Lady Manners, DNA, Stanley, Sir William, 32. 10. Sdllington, Robert, Bishop of Bath St Mary at Newton (Cambridgeshire), and Wells, 69, 70, 79, 82. 104. Story, Edward, Bishop of Carlisle, 70, St Pol, Jacquetta de, Duchess of 82. Bedford and Countess Rivers, 15, Stow,_]ohn, on Crosby’s tomb, 89. 18, 23, 24-25. Stradling, Gwendlian, 29. Salisbury, Bishop of m Beauchamp, Stradling, Sir William, 29. Richard. Strangc,_]ohn, Lord Strange, 74, 76. Salisbury, Earl of m Montagu,John. Stretell, Alice and Alma, DNA, 10-11. Sambroke, Roger, 33. Sudeley, Lord we Butler,Ralph. Say and Sale, Lord tee Fiennes, Suffolk, nfield, 7. Suffolk, Duke of .ree de la Pole,_]ohn. Scales, Elizabeth, Countess Rivers and Sutton, john, Lord Dudley, 35, 71, 72, Lady Scales, 15, 17-19, 35. 76. Scales, Esmania, Lady Scales, 16, 18. Swynbum, Sir Wflliam, 110. Scales family, 16-19, 30, 43. Swynfotd, Katherine, DNA, 8. Scales, Thomas, Lord Scales, 15, 16- Swynford, Sir Thomas, DNA, 9. 19. Talbot, Lady Eleanor, 113-132. Sctope, John, Lord Scrope of Bolton, end of life, 121—122. V 71, 72. marriage to Sir Thomas Butler, 114- Shaa, Edmund, 60. 1 16. Shakespeare, William, 84, 92. property, 116-119, 124—125. Sharpe family, 60, 62-63. religious oblation, 122, 125, 128, Shrewsbuty, Earl of In Talbot, John, 129, 130. lst ; Talbot, seals, 127-130, 132. John, 3rd Earl of Shrewsbury. Talbot, Elizabeth, Duchess of silkwomen, 46-58. Norfolk, 121-122, 124, 125, 126, Skfllings family, property, 120. 129430. Somerset, Duke of m Beaufort, Eleanor’s gift to, 118, 121 , 125. Edmund; Beaufort, Henry. seal, 128, 129, 132. Somerset, Earl of m Beaufort, John. Talbot, Sir Humphrey, 126. Somery, Richard, mercer, 53, 54. Talbot, John, 3rd Earl of Shrewsbury, Southwell, Richard, 126. 71, 72. Spencer, Sirjohn, 93. Talbot, John, lst Earl of Shrewsbuty, Spooner, Barbara, DNA, 10. 115,116,119. Stafford, Henry, Duke of Talbot, Thomas, Viscount Lisle, 73. Buckingham, 69, 76. 'I'hotnhill,]ohn, 73. Stafford, Sir Humphrey, 111-112. Thorysby, Thomas, 45. Stafford, john, Earl of Wiltshire, 69, 'I'hrockmotton, Thomas, 114, 116, 79. 122, 124, 129. Stanbury, John, , Thtogmarton, Christopher, 35. Tiptoft, Edward, Earl of Worcester, 1471 Newsletter, 66-83. 71. . translated text, 77-83. Tiptoft,_]ohn, Earl of Worcester, 22. life, 66-67. Toller family, and Mint, 60, 63, 65. West, Richard, Lord de la Wane, 74. Townsend, John, 33-34. Westmorland, Earl of see Neville, Trafford, Sir Edmund, 102-103. Ralph. Treguty, Michael, Archbishop of Westmorland, Joan Beaufort, Dublin, 82. Countess of we Beaufort, Joan, Tuchet,_]ohn, Lord Audley, 71, 73, 76. Countess of Westmorland. T'uddenham, Sir Thomas, 109. Westmotland, Joan Beaufort, Duchess Tudor, Jasper, Earl of Pembroke, 72. of tee Beaufort, Joan, , Tully, Robert, Bishop of St David’s, Wilberforce family, DNA, 10. 70, 82. Willoughby, Lady, 41, 45. Tunstall, William, 45. wills, and London silkwomen, 47. Tyndale, William, Scales heir, 35. Wlltshire, aqd Lady Eleanor Talbot, Ulster, Earl of we de Burgh, William. 1 1 8-121. Ulster, Maud of Lancaster, Countess Wiltshite, Earl of :29 Stafford, john. of, 98. Winchester, Bishop of m Beaufort, Vaughan, Sir Thomas, 44. Henry, Cardinal; Waynflete, William. Vaux, William, lands, 34. Wingfield, Philippa, lands, 34. Vere, Alice de, 20. Wode,]ohn, and the Mint, 60. Vere, de, family, 30, 31-32. Wodehouse, Alice, 109. Vere, John de, Earl of Oxford, 20, 35, women, employment, silkwomen, 46- 70, 77, 81. 58. Vere, Richard de, Earl of Oxford, 96. Woodhouse,]ohn, 52. Victoria, Queen, DNA, 6. Woodville, Anthony, Earl Rivets, 15- Wakes,]ohn, 123. 45. Wales, Arthur, Ptince of, 92. 2nd marriage, 20-22, 39. Wales, Edward, Prince of (son of after Edward, 40-41. Henry VI), 70‘,‘n83. and charity, 24, 43, 44. Warbeck, Perkin, DNA, 14. contradictions, 41. Wan-e de la, Lord tee West, Richard. and Edward, Prince of Wales, 41-‘ Warwick, Edward, Earl of (son of 42. George, Duke of Clarence), 40. European travel, 23-24. Warwick, Earl of, m alto Beauchamp, finances, 37. Henry; Beauchamp, Richard; and Isle of Wight, 35-36. Neville, Richard. lands and affinity, 30-38, 40, 43. Watson,]ames, and DNA, 2. literary interests, 22-26, 39-40, 41. Waynflete, William, Bishop of personal relationships, 29-30. Winchester, 75. piety, 22-26, 39, 43. Wells, Bishop of m Stillington, poem, 42. Robert. soldier and ioustet, 26-28, 36, 39, Welughby, Sit Hugh, 111. 40. Wenlock, John, Lord Wenlock, 70, 83. and von Wesel’s newsletter, 70, 73, Wenlock, John, 126. 78, 81. Wesel, Gerhard von will, 25, 33, 35, 42-45.

217 Woodville, Edward, 43. Wydville, Antony . m Woodville, Woodville family, 15, 32. Anthony, Earl Rivers. Woodville, SiIJohn, 25, 45. Wyndout, Thomas, 58. Woodville,]ohn, 20, 38. York, Archbishop of m Neville, Woodville, Mary, marriage to William George. Herbert, 32. York, Cecily, Duchess of In Neville, Woodville, Richard, Earl Rivets, 15, Cecily, Duchess of York. 38-39. York, Richard, Duke of (d. 1460), 16. Woodville, Sir Richard, 18, 19. York, Richard, Duke of York and woollen goods, and silkwomen, 46-47. Norfolk, 20-21, 28, 32. r Worcester, Bishop of we Alcock, John; Yorke, William, stapler, 57-58. Carpenter,John. Yorkists, support fromLondon, 46. Worcester, Earl of m Tiptoft, Edward; Young,]ohn, and Sir John Crosby, 85. Tiptoft, John. Zouche, John, Lord Zouche, 71. worsted, and silkwomen, 46-47.

218 Index of Books Reviewed

Aston, Margaret and Rosemary Hortox, Mud) Heating and Shaving. Eng: fir Colin Ric/mend, 175-178. Austin ,John D., Menwale andAl/Jmtane1485.RemltBo:w0fl/) Dtlrmum'et,172-173. Btadbuty,]ixn,T/12 Raul/edge Companion to Medieval Warfare,1 83-184. Britnell, Richard, Brilm'n and Ireland 1050-1530: Eco/1M9: and Sanity,196- 198. Burton ,Janet (ed), The Cafiulagl oflandAbn, 142-144. Carpenter, Christine m Clark, Linda. Castor, Helen, Blood and Rom: The Paxton Famijr in the FgfieenI/J Centugy,137-139. Clark, Linda and Christine Carpenter (eds), TI): Fijieentl) Centug: IV: Political Culture in Late Medieval Britain, 139- 142. Corédon, Christopher, with Ann Williams, A Dimming! ofMediet/al Term: and Phram, 133- 134. Dyer, Christopher, All Age qf Trandtio/I: Etonony,5011‘e in England in the Late Middle Age:, 198-199. Dymond, David (ed), The Cburrbwardem’Book ofBam'ngboum, CambridgeJhire 1496-51540, 145-147. Edwards, A.S.G. (ed), A Companion to Middle English a, 154-158. Emerson, Catherine, Olivier de La Martha and the Rhetoric qifleentIJ-Centugl Hirtoriograplgy, 161-163. Etlet, Mary C. and Maryanne Kowalski (eds),Gender-Mg the Matter Narrative: Women and Power in the Middle Ages, 193-196. Goodman, Anthony Morgen: Kemp: and Her World,170-172. The War: ofthe Rom. The Soldier? Experieute,178-180. Hardyment, Christina, Malay: The bfe and Time: ofKing Ari/mt”: Cbmnicler,167-170. Hatiss, Gerald, Jhapilg the Nation: England 1360-1461,180-182. Hottox, Rosemary m Aston, Margaret. Hovland, Stephanie R. m: Kleineke, Hannes. James, N.W. and V. A James, The Bede Roll oft/1e Fratemig: 0/5! Nicholas,136-137. James, V. A. :22 James, N.W.. Jansen, Sharon L.,Aime qrance: Leuomfor ”91 Daughter, 134~1 36. Jeffrey, Paul, The Collegiate Cbun‘be: ofEngland and Wales,150-152. Kleineke, Hannes and Stephanie R. Hovland, TI» Extate and Houreha/d Account: of William [Von/g], Dean 9/5! Pall/fr Cathedral 1479-7497, 187-188. Kowalski, Maryanne .ree Etler, Mary C.. Laynesmith,J.L., The 1.4:! Medieval Queer”: English Queembip1445-7503, 165-167. Linenthal, Richard A. m Matsuda, Takami. Marks, Richard Image and Devotion in Late Medieval Eng/and, 159-160. Matsuda, Takami, Richard A. Linenthal and John Scahill (eds), The Medieval Book and a Modem Collector: Bug: in Honnur oflTaxlnjuki Takamgva,188-191. Mercer, Malcolm, Hang V: The Rebirth ofChitin/9!, 152-154. Morgan, Nigel (ed), Pmpbegl, Apocajpxe and the D9: of Doom. Pmreding: of the 2000 Har/axlon Sympnfium,174-175. Okerlund, Arlene, Elizabeth Wydeuille: The SlandmdQueen,147-150.

219 Pollard, AJ., ImaginingRobin Hood, 163- 165. Saul, Nigel, The ThreeRic/Jam: RicbardI, Richard II and Richard 111,185-187. Scahill, John m Matsuda, Takami. Sinclair, Alexandra, The Beaucbamp Pageant, 191-193. Sweetinbutgh, Sheila, The Role 9/ the Ho¢ital in Medieval England. Giff-Giving and the Spilitua/ Emnom], 1 82-1 83. ' Williams, Ann .ree CorédOn, Christopher.

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