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Prologue 1 the Wars of the Roses Notes Prologue 1.P.Laslett, The World We Have Lost ,2nd edn, London, 1971), p.127. 2.All figures are vague: see S.M.Jack, Towns in Tudor and Stuart Britain ,Basingstoke, 1996), p.173. 3.E.Kerridge, The Agricultural Revolution ,London, 1967); The Farmers of Old England ,London, 1973). 4.J.V.Beckett, The Agricultural Revolution ,London, 1991), p.40. 5.First proven use was in Dorset in 1608: M.Overton, Agricultural Revolution in England ,Cambridge, 1996), p.112. 6.A.Macfarlane, The Origins of English Individualism ,Oxford, 1978), pp.165ff. 1 The Wars of the Roses 1.S.B.Chrimes, Lancastrians,Yorkists and Henry VII ,London, 1966), p.xiv.R.L.Storey, The End of the House of Lancaster ,1st edn, London, 1966), p.6. 2.K.Dockray, `The Origins of the Wars of the Roses', in A.J.Pollard ,ed.), The Wars of the Roses ,New York, 1995), p.82. 3.Dockray, `The Origins of the Wars of the Roses', pp.76±8. 4.Storey, End, p.162. 5.R.A.Griffiths, The Reign of King Henry VI ,London, 1981), p.772. 6.The emblems refer to York, Norfolk, Salisbury and Warwick. 7.Griffiths, Henry VI, p.822. 8. 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