Warwick the Kingmaker by Michael Hicks

Author:Michael Hicks [Hicks, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: 15th Century, History, Biography & Autobiography, England/Great Britain, Politics & Government, Military & Fighting
ISBN: 9780631162599
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing
Published: 2015-04-19T04:00:00+00:00

NOTES

1. Harriss, ‘Struggle’, 44–7. The commissioners included Fauconberg, Sir Edmund Mulsho, Osbert Mountford, Richard Whetehill and John Proud, ibid. 46n.

2. Paston L & P ii. 143, 148; E 28/86/40, 42, 44.

3. Harriss, ‘Struggle’, 46. Warwick’s letter from London to Burford corporation (Oxon.) of 5 Aug. probably belongs to this year, HMC Var. Coll. i. 49.

4. Griffiths, Henry VI, 772–3. Lancaster herald was sent by king and council to assist him in dealing with James II, E 403/807 m. 8.

5. A. Gross, The Dissolution of the Lancastrian Kingship (Stamford, 1996), 47.

6. Wolffe, Henry VI, 302.

7. Ibid. 309.

8. Gross, Dissolution, 58; Griffiths, Henry VI, 774.

9. Griffiths, Henry VI, 802.

10. Storey, Lancaster, 177.

11. Gascoigne, Loci e Libro Veritatum, 204.

12. Sir Christopher Hatton’s Book of Seals, ed. L. C. Loyd and D. M. Stenton (Northants Rec. Soc. xv, 1950), no. 229.

13. Griffiths, Henry VI, 809.

14. C 81/1465/1. The other coheir was Humphrey Bourchier, son of Lord Bourchier, E 159/232 recorda Easter 34 Hen. VI rot. 3(3)d.

15. C 139/162/17/1–2; CPR 1452–61, 358; E 401/836.

16. Storey, Lancaster, 178–9; Johnson, York, 176; Griffiths, King & Country, 213.

17. Johnson, York, 177–8; Robbins, Hist. Poems, 189–90, 355; Griffiths, King & Country, 214; A. Herbert, ‘Herefordshire 1413–61: Some Aspects of Society and Public Order’, Patronage, The Crown and the Provinces in Later Medieval England, ed. R. A. Griffiths (Gloucester, 1981), 103–22.

18. Watts, Henry VI, 335; Gross, Dissolution, 49n. Bothe and Waynflete were appropriately qualified clerics, the latter being the king’s rather than the queen’s man; Shrewsbury was a magnate. Compare the more measured judgement of Griffiths, Henry VI, 773 & n.

19. Worcs. RO 989/112; Warwick RO CR 26/4, f. 69.

20. Johnson, York, 177.

21. Paston L & P ii. 172; CCR 1454–61, 300–1; Pedes Finium for the County of Somerset, Henry IV to Henry VI (Somerset Rec. Soc. xxiii, 1906), 205; CP 25(1)/293/73/426; see also RP v. 387–8. Her relief was paid 3 October 1457, E 401/853 m. 1.

22. Madox, Formulare Anglicanum, 102–3; pace Summerson, Medieval Carlisle, 443.

23. Storey, Lancaster, 181.

24. The Brut, 527.

25. DKR xlviii (1887), 424.

26. Griffiths, Henry VI, 799, 805; Six Town Chronicles, 144.

27. POPC vi. 291–5. The following discussion of the Loveday is particularly indebted to Johnson, York, 180 ff.

28. PL iii. 125; Kingsford, Lond. Chrons. 168; Davies Chron. 77.

29. Whetehamstede, i. 295–7.

30. Paston L & P ii. 533.

31. Johnson, York, 182.

32. Bl Cotton Ch. xvi. 71; Whetehamstede, i. 298; Watts, Henry VI, 343n. For the assignments, see C 81/1468/46.

33. Six Town Chronicles, 160.

34. Johnson, York, 183.

35. CCR 1454–61, 292–3, 306.

36. Robbins, Hist. Poems, 194–6 at 194.

37. Ibid. 104.

38. E.g. Johnson, York, 184.

39. E.g. Davies Chron. 77–8; Gregory’s Chron. 203. Peace and reconciliation can never be criticized.

40. E.g. Griffiths, Henry VI, 807; Watts, Henry VI, 344.

41. Watts, Henry VI, 343; see also Griffiths, Henry VI, 805; Johnson, York, 179–80, 184–5; Gross, Dissolution, 46.

42. BL Cotton Ch. xvi, no. 71.

43. CCR 1454–61, 369.

44. Robbins, Hist. Poems, 194–5.

45. Robbins, Hist. Poems, 191–3. The dates 1458 old style and dominical letter G coincide in the first three months of 1459. It must precede the arrest of Exeter on 31 Jan.

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