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quadgram	frequency
the earl of warwick	61
the duke of york	60
of the duke of	49
the duke of gloucester	48
the duke of buckingham	41
at the head of	31
the duke of clarence	31
the duchess of york	30
the house of york	29
to the duke of	26
the duke of norfolk	25
of the earl of	23
the king and queen	22
the prince of wales	22
the duke of burgundy	21
of edward the fourth	21
of the house of	21
with the duke of	21
the king of france	20
loyal to the last	20
the chronicle of croyland	19
in the mean time	19
in respect to the	19
richard duke of gloucester	18
the death of the	18
the battle of wakefield	17
murder of the princes	17
the people of england	17
title to the crown	17
of the murder of	16
true duke of york	16
the story of the	16
heir to the crown	16
the true duke of	16
of the death of	16
the battle of bosworth	16
the death of his	15
on the other hand	15
the queen and her	15
the death of clarence	15
at the time of	15
that the duke of	14
of edward the fifth	14
at the same time	14
on the death of	14
the tower of london	14
of henry the seventh	14
at the battle of	14
as soon as the	14
the countess of warwick	13
the murder of the	13
and the duke of	13
and the earl of	12
richard duke of york	12
of henry the sixth	12
the earl of lincoln	12
of king richard iii	12
knight of the garter	12
for the sake of	12
duke of gloucester was	12
for peace with scotland	11
of york and lancaster	11
the history of the	11
the head of a	11
was one of the	11
of the battle of	11
the earl of northumberland	11
on the other side	11
the children of edward	11
constable of the tower	11
on the th of	10
the king of england	10
with lady eleanor butler	10
son of edward iv	10
in the hands of	10
of richard the third	10
the duke and duchess	10
the cause of the	10
edmund earl of rutland	10
of the reign of	10
of the queen dowager	10
story of the murder	10
of the duchess of	10
of richard duke of	10
the earl of suffolk	10
the house of lancaster	10
the young earl of	10
after the death of	10
the head of his	10
the reign of henry	10
claim to the crown	10
the death of henry	9
death of henry vi	9
in the course of	9
commissioner for peace with	9
son of edward iii	9
the duke of somerset	9
the houses of york	9
the duchess of suffolk	9
the death of her	9
the head of the	9
from time to time	9
memorials of henry vii	9
daughter of edward iv	9
of his father and	9
to the earl of	9
rightful heir to the	9
on the part of	9
duke of york at	9
a knight of the	9
after the battle of	9
houses of york and	9
to the house of	9
in the midst of	8
by the duke of	8
reign of richard iii	8
the young duke of	8
the death of edward	8
was at that time	8
one of the most	8
the date of the	8
in the last chapter	8
to sir thomas more	8
as soon as he	8
the earl of rivers	8
heir to the throne	8
in the reign of	8
of the royal family	8
in the act of	8
as well as the	8
duke and duchess of	8
seems to have been	8
the act of attainder	8
the reign of edward	8
children of edward iv	8
appears to have been	8
earl of warwick and	8
at the time when	8
the battle of tewkesbury	8
was put to death	8
life and reign of	7
death of the king	7
the children of clarence	7
contract with lady eleanor	7
chancellor of the exchequer	7
the custody of the	7
the execution of rivers	7
queen and her family	7
the murder of his	7
could not have been	7
on the occasion of	7
the king at bosworth	7
the earl of salisbury	7
as has already been	7
for the death of	7
right to the crown	7
would not have been	7
george duke of clarence	7
in his history of	7
to have been the	7
on the th he	7
of the people of	7
the duchess of burgundy	7
sons of edward iv	7
was the true duke	7
is said to have	7
the city of york	7
with the earl of	7
it must have been	7
wars of the roses	7
his father and mother	7
out of the way	7
edward earl of warwick	7
knew very well that	7
that there was no	7
duke of york was	7
the north of england	7
for the purpose of	7
king edward the fourth	7
his father and brother	7
of henry the eighth	7
the life and reign	7
the manner in which	7
of margaret of anjou	7
there is no reason	7
the battle of barnet	6
he would not have	6
the banks of the	6
cousin to the king	6
he seems to have	6
the marquis of dorset	6
to have been a	6
of bath and wells	6
with the queen dowager	6
the king on his	6
against the duchess of	6
of the chronicle of	6
that it would be	6
there is no evidence	6
it is true that	6
life of richard iii	6
that he was a	6
of his own son	6
the sake of the	6
in the line of	6
the author of the	6
on the field of	6
condition of the people	6
of the late king	6
did not dare to	6
of edward of lancaster	6
so far as to	6
merged in the crown	6
the subject of the	6
sir thomas more and	6
of the croyland chronicle	6
sent to the tower	6
second coronation at york	6
there was a great	6
young earl of warwick	6
are asked to believe	6
with his own hand	6
by the evidence of	6
the evidence of the	6
son of the duke	6
a great deal of	6
the young prince of	6
with the king at	6
it is certain that	6
the lady eleanor butler	6
it is alleged that	6
it is said that	6
reign of henry the	6
it would have been	6
by the earl of	6
in the days of	6
at towton for henry	6
the son of the	6
of the children of	6
put to death by	6
was at this time	6
in favour of the	6
the wars of the	6
the fate of the	6
of the king and	6
the archbishop of canterbury	6
was not likely to	6
to the king of	6
children of the duke	6
with a view of	6
that he was the	6
we are asked to	6
bishop of bath and	6
for a long time	6
rivers and his companions	6
of sir thomas more	6
in the case of	6
it was in the	6
there can be no	6
of the king of	5
of the king was	5
the details of the	5
prince of the blood	5
reign of henry vii	5
by sir thomas more	5
in order to give	5
order that he might	5
under the protection of	5
death of his own	5
were a great many	5
the centre of the	5
as will be seen	5
and he could not	5
he knew very well	5
young prince of wales	5
lieutenant of the tower	5
lords spiritual and temporal	5
the time of his	5
that the queen was	5
to accept the crown	5
against the duke of	5
under the command of	5
it is impossible to	5
of the young princes	5
at the age of	5
branches of the family	5
and that it was	5
now about eighteen years	5
the course of the	5
the crown of england	5
according to the story	5
in the history of	5
that the earl of	5
the first earl of	5
of the fifteenth century	5
to believe that the	5
keeper of the wardrobe	5
was created earl of	5
the other side of	5
to sir robert brakenbury	5
the earl of wiltshire	5
the age of twenty	5
had taken refuge in	5
the time of the	5
in the first place	5
of elizabeth of york	5
of the two young	5
of york at wakefield	5
the part of the	5
in the fifteenth century	5
duke of gloucester had	5
at a place called	5
the house of commons	5
murder of henry vi	5
the lords spiritual and	5
that there was a	5
death of his father	5
that it should be	5
as it was called	5
the king and the	5
on the side of	5
in command of the	5
his claim to the	5
of edward the third	5
there were a great	5
to the northward to	5
it is probable that	5
asked to believe that	5
of rivers and his	5
long live king richard	5
in the tower of	5
to the effect that	5
that it is not	5
a speech to the	5
murder of the two	5
by act of parliament	5
of john of gaunt	5
was buried in the	5
i have shown that	5
for two or three	5
clerk of the council	5
of the family of	5
was the first to	5
death of the princes	5
of the tower of	5
reason to believe that	5
motive for the crime	5
of the life and	5
the rightful heir to	5
was taken into favour	5
reign of king richard	5
letter to the duke	5
in the interests of	5
the king and his	5
the act of parliament	5
knights of the bath	5
son of edward the	5
the murder of edward	5
he was one of	5
there could be no	5
he must have been	5
the earl of richmond	5
put out of the	5
slain in the battle	5
of the tudor writers	5
he was received with	5
that he would not	5
in order that he	5
in front of the	5
of the houses of	5
the crown for himself	5
accession of richard iii	5
and the woodville faction	5
was a man of	5
if he did not	5
is not to be	5
that the boys were	5
to the court of	5
lord scrope of bolton	5
at the foot of	5
on the coast of	5
had nothing to do	5
the earl of devonshire	5
the heads of the	5
morton and polydore virgil	5
that richard was the	5
that he did not	5
the king in the	5
by all our historians	4
in the middle of	4
son of richard iii	4
the line of succession	4
the th of the	4
there was nothing mean	4
his arrival in london	4
himself earl of richmond	4
of the earls of	4
in the time of	4
eighteen years of age	4
that they were not	4
treasurer of the household	4
was in the tower	4
a strong presumption that	4
put them to death	4
in the court of	4
the nobility and gentry	4
the second son of	4
in a state of	4
and that they were	4
was the rightful heir	4
western part of england	4
youngest son of edward	4
margaret of anjou and	4
the crowning victory of	4
the nature of his	4
restored to the throne	4
the true and rightful	4
to do with the	4
family to the throne	4
edward prince of wales	4
of the family to	4
an illegitimate son of	4
and there was a	4
of the execution of	4
who were disposed to	4
son of the king	4
there was nothing left	4
murder of the young	4
children of edward the	4
in the north of	4
of the duke and	4
what he had done	4
a letter to the	4
and was buried in	4
sent a messenger to	4
the claim of the	4
declared heir to the	4
the leaders of the	4
of the woodville family	4
said to have been	4
was now about eighteen	4
the earl of surrey	4
of the king in	4
the northern part of	4
the person of richard	4
was nothing mean or	4
his title to the	4
other side of the	4
to richard duke of	4
duke of gloucester and	4
in the custody of	4
king richard the third	4
son of king edward	4
is it credible that	4
that sir james tirrel	4
the earl of westmoreland	4
son of the earl	4
story of the murders	4
the valley of the	4
the northward to meet	4
into the hands of	4
by henry the seventh	4
the earl of oxford	4
crowning victory of towton	4
it is plain that	4
in the life of	4
house of york was	4
lord rivers and his	4
to deliver up the	4
of the history of	4
death of edward the	4
the western part of	4
where he was received	4
an act of parliament	4
a man of great	4
his way to the	4
assumption of the crown	4
loyal to king richard	4
was the son of	4
that he could not	4
the deaths of the	4
murder of his nephews	4
the thickest of the	4
possession of the kingdom	4
the service of the	4
bosworth for the king	4
by the tudor writers	4
received the news of	4
to the crown was	4
to assume the crown	4
earl of march and	4
the command of the	4
his right to the	4
side of the channel	4
edward the fourth and	4
on the day of	4
a great number of	4
in the end of	4
faithful to king richard	4
to death by henry	4
view of this castle	4
the murderer of her	4
the constable of the	4
of the tudor stories	4
evidence of the accounts	4
took place on the	4
was only in his	4
the young princes were	4
all in his power	4
the parliamentary title of	4
with a view to	4
in which he was	4
but it is not	4
was all this time	4
into a state of	4
of the manor of	4
the bishops and archbishops	4
to the lady eleanor	4
the two young princes	4
prevent the possibility of	4
and there was no	4
that the execution of	4
in the next chapter	4
to the success of	4
second son of edward	4
the time of edward	4
by morton and polydore	4
the sons of edward	4
to save their lives	4
the earl marshal and	4
duke of york and	4
edward and his friends	4
during the reign of	4
he came to the	4
shut him up in	4
spiritual and temporal and	4
the sanctuary at westminster	4
the right of the	4
have been the case	4
as one of the	4
the youngest son of	4
had been going on	4
in the presence of	4
the earl of rutland	4
in the battle of	4
from the time when	4
is fixed by the	4
history of the life	4
in the same way	4
with his wife and	4
in sanctuary at st	4
high admiral of england	4
to the story of	4
the success of his	4
the care of his	4
the rest of the	4
and one of the	4
at one of the	4
more and lord bacon	4
from the time that	4
as much as possible	4
the execution of hastings	4
the murder of henry	4
king edward and his	4
the field of battle	4
when the battle of	4
was the duke of	4
a part of the	4
lord high admiral of	4
history of the reign	4
that the king had	4
at bosworth for the	4
to get possession of	4
if he was not	4
the escape of the	4
thomas more and lord	4
in their power to	4
on the banks of	4
the attainder of the	4
to conceal the real	4
illegitimate son of the	4
true and rightful heir	4
the midst of the	4
the arrest of hastings	4
if there had been	4
of the tower for	4
of the first earl	4
can be no doubt	4
of the two princes	4
and that he had	4
by the chronicle of	4
of anjou and her	4
the king of scotland	4
it was too late	4
part of the kingdom	4
under the care of	4
the frontiers of scotland	4
the end of the	4
the castle of ludlow	4
death of her son	4
took a solemn oath	4
in which it was	4
appointed for the coronation	4
the city of london	4
earl of warwick was	4
tells us that the	4
and the young prince	4
the story put forward	4
life of henry vii	4
the king to be	4
henry the seventh and	4
over to the enemy	4
where there was a	4
anjou and her son	4
with the object of	4
the bishop of bath	4
the illegitimate son of	4
the gates of york	4
attributed to sir thomas	4
from the eastern counties	4
master of the horse	4
redoubted lord and father	4
the gates of the	4
the bill of attainder	4
master of the rolls	4
the last plantagenet king	4
the coast of devonshire	4
knights of the garter	4
according to the ideas	4
at the end of	4
by the death of	4
the very day of	4
in the neighborhood of	4
of march and pembroke	4
earl of warwick in	4
the people in the	4
that he had been	4
to join his brother	4
it was on the	4
son of henry the	4
and on the th	4
most of the tudor	4
the reign of richard	4
people of england were	4
the feast of the	4
the second croyland monk	4
to that of the	4
did not mean to	4
must have been a	4
fate of the princes	4
soon as the queen	4
it is supposed that	4
hastings was beheaded on	4
before he left london	4
of castille and leon	4
that hastings was beheaded	4
but there was no	4
sent to sheriff hutton	4
that there was nothing	4
of the blood royal	4
the party of the	4
young duke of gloucester	4
the archbishop of york	4
in the month of	4
imprisonment of the queen	4
and reign of richard	4
conceived the idea of	4
which he had been	4
it is difficult to	4
in one of his	4
it is not probable	4
edmund earl of stafford	3
be borne in mind	3
to give up the	3
queen and her relations	3
respect to the children	3
the th he was	3
with the marquis dorset	3
third son of edward	3
a claimant to the	3
on the south side	3
south side of the	3
head of his troops	3
as sir thomas more	3
young duke of york	3
we applied to richard	3
see murder of the	3
part of the island	3
early part of the	3
calling himself earl of	3
the gate at york	3
the representatives of the	3
lady cecily and her	3
with the queen and	3
the death of richard	3
shut up in the	3
queen margaret and her	3
earl marshal and the	3
the children of his	3
forest was keeper of	3
of the three estates	3
the forms of law	3
of the young prince	3
richard to assume the	3
is shown by the	3
seems to have had	3
of her husband at	3
be seen in the	3
the time for the	3
from the fact that	3
our most worshipful and	3
and that richard was	3
parts of the kingdom	3
of him in the	3
members of the woodville	3
day of the battle	3
residence of the duke	3
no reason to believe	3
duke of clarence was	3
charges against richard iii	3
he arrived in london	3
him by the hand	3
taken completely by surprise	3
if the children of	3
of his mother to	3
the time when edward	3
of lancaster in the	3
daughter of the earl	3
became king of england	3
way to the crown	3
it would be much	3
the queen and the	3
of the queen and	3
death of the young	3
in the service of	3
of the royal army	3
speech to the people	3
he appears to have	3
the princes of the	3
nothing to do with	3
for a view of	3
the keys of the	3
life of edward iv	3
of the hall was	3
at once to the	3
on the north side	3
princes of the blood	3
as soon as edward	3
so far as the	3
the friends of the	3
that he was born	3
chronicle of croyland abbey	3
think that she was	3
stuck on the gate	3
preparations were made for	3
fourteen days after may	3
when he heard of	3
clarence was due to	3
he sent a messenger	3
of warwick and the	3
and the bishop of	3
landed at milford haven	3
marry the princess elizabeth	3
the murder was committed	3
the hamlet of towton	3
through the streets of	3
time of edward i	3
on the accession of	3
the church of st	3
the court of the	3
evidence of the illegitimacy	3
the th of july	3
keys of the tower	3
is not likely that	3
was taken completely by	3
any thing to do	3
charge made by the	3
as soon as she	3
thickest of the fight	3
if he had been	3
as appears by the	3
the princes in the	3
belonging to the house	3
in the northern part	3
right noble lord and	3
to the marriage of	3
to the english crown	3
and of his son	3
to have been in	3
baron of the exchequer	3
and earl of chester	3
he was named edward	3
the occasion of the	3
the writer in fleetwood	3
set out on a	3
i have proved that	3
was in command of	3
the most important of	3
by the light of	3
the mind of the	3
of the deaths of	3
young edward of lancaster	3
it was resolved that	3
and henry the sixth	3
to believe that richard	3
to the castle of	3
under the privy seal	3
is a strong presumption	3
is still to be	3
in ignorance of the	3
by order of henry	3
to cross the river	3
in the croyland chronicle	3
the influence of the	3
was beheaded on the	3
if it had been	3
that the death of	3
it was a very	3
were disposed to espouse	3
and that he was	3
and gone over to	3
of his brother and	3
we are told by	3
reason for believing that	3
and her son were	3
put forward by henry	3
by the archbishop of	3
right high and mighty	3
tower for one night	3
dukes of clarence and	3
is no reason for	3
about the murder of	3
edward the fourth had	3
if he were to	3
representatives of the house	3
deaths of the princes	3
of wakefield was fought	3
the south side of	3
edmund to their father	3
a charge of treason	3
memorial chapel at towton	3
young edmund earl of	3
it became necessary to	3
in charge of the	3
to think that she	3
every thing in their	3
there is not the	3
was keeper of the	3
can only be explained	3
high and right mighty	3
when they found that	3
go over to the	3
the presence of the	3
chief of the staff	3
in spite of this	3
slander of the duchess	3
the duke of exeter	3
the main body of	3
but also of the	3
in the british museum	3
edward and edmund to	3
as we are told	3
to the fact that	3
were alive and well	3
which were to be	3
for my lord prince	3
been going on in	3
silence of morton and	3
and of his brother	3
at this time in	3
continuation of the chronicle	3
duke of buckingham at	3
the lord mayor and	3
employed by henry vii	3
earl of westmoreland was	3
king and the prince	3
of long live king	3
the field of bosworth	3
it will be seen	3
which he could not	3
letter from elizabeth of	3
when the duchess of	3
of his right to	3
king in the tower	3
of the prince and	3
and of his own	3
henry to the throne	3
those who had been	3
it is not likely	3
the marriage of the	3
had merged in the	3
the princes were murdered	3
duke of buckingham was	3
had passed in the	3
was married to sir	3
the mother of the	3
alleged rewards to murderers	3
by the king to	3
the crown on the	3
the night of the	3
there must have been	3
a few days after	3
lord mayor and aldermen	3
from elizabeth of york	3
illegitimate son of richard	3
to edward the fourth	3
on the gate at	3
houses of clarence and	3
that the story of	3
was the author of	3
cardinal archbishop of canterbury	3
an account of the	3
supervisor of her will	3
in the second year	3
in his life of	3
the wardrobe at barnard	3
of his claim to	3
of the events which	3
the widow of sir	3
believe that he was	3
the first battle of	3
the misgovernment of the	3
has already been said	3
of the story of	3
was written by morton	3
with margaret of anjou	3
of clarence and gloucester	3
estates of the realm	3
facts of subsequent times	3
gairdner has suggested that	3
and duchess of suffolk	3
with the lady grey	3
the queen dowager and	3
a matter of course	3
and temporal and the	3
since the death of	3
who had charge of	3
shut up in a	3
we have received it	3
the conclusion is inevitable	3
to holland for safety	3
queen margaret and the	3
a belief in the	3
caused it to be	3
the king on the	3
the continuation of the	3
chancellor of the duchy	3
late earl of pembroke	3
about eighteen years of	3
made a speech to	3
people in the streets	3
death of edward iv	3
to the cause of	3
between the houses of	3
that they should be	3
large sums of money	3
in some of the	3
went through the ceremony	3
noble lord and father	3
as a claimant to	3
friend of lady cecily	3
into the neighborhood of	3
on the right bank	3
first battle of st	3
the reader will recollect	3
had the effect of	3
flight with edward iv	3
the day of his	3
in this way for	3
him with his gauntlet	3
of somerset and exeter	3
by the side of	3
this must have been	3
in the use of	3
the fact that the	3
and edmund to their	3
in favor of edward	3
death of edward of	3
the two boys were	3
the penance of jane	3
a butt of malmsey	3
wardrobe at barnard castle	3
a full account of	3
in favour of his	3
about the duchess of	3
mother of henry tudor	3
to the young king	3
says not a word	3
the king had been	3
to the conclusion that	3
before the death of	3
the real charge made	3
this is confirmed by	3
supervisor of his will	3
the protection of the	3
were received by the	3
had been put to	3
of one of the	3
to the present day	3
the king at the	3
what was going on	3
with a photogravure frontispiece	3
sir john and sir	3
perkin was the true	3
he said that he	3
once to the tower	3
the tower for one	3
margaret and the prince	3
while he was in	3
choice between silence and	3
head stuck on the	3
of the great wardrobe	3
and great numbers of	3
there was no such	3
first earl of shrewsbury	3
to the citizens of	3
the truth or falsehood	3
the sake of an	3
duke of gloucester is	3
widow of sir j	3
we do not know	3
is not probable that	3
made no attempt to	3
with the king on	3
nothing mean or paltry	3
all evidence of the	3
of the wardrobe at	3
one of the children	3
fifth and his brother	3
to the family of	3
the time that he	3
no countenance to the	3
ministers of richard iii	3
of the duchy of	3
by the people of	3
before the battle of	3
been put to death	3
is no reason to	3
to the accession of	3
the palace of the	3
gives the same date	3
in the sanctuary at	3
the case of the	3
in order to prevent	3
the character of the	3
all that had passed	3
of the middle ages	3
a dispensation from the	3
that it was not	3
it is not to	3
that the statements of	3
cut off his head	3
of clarence was due	3
but he was not	3
had been made prisoners	3
he took possession of	3
the country toward the	3
death of the prince	3
and duchess of gloucester	3
it is incredible that	3
death by henry tudor	3
the battle of towton	3
the state of things	3
who had fled to	3
dispensation from the pope	3
of the princess elizabeth	3
friends of the king	3
put him to death	3
to put her to	3
an old and faithful	3
peerage of richard iii	3
the people of the	3
the duke of lancaster	3
of the people at	3
on the point of	3
coronation of richard iii	3
in the fen country	3
the alleged crimes of	3
a knowledge of the	3
edward earl of march	3
the name of his	3
on account of the	3
conferred on him by	3
elizabeth of york to	3
to the death of	3
persons who had been	3
of the same month	3
murder of henry the	3
northern part of the	3
was not to be	3
to the coast of	3
the defence of the	3
before the earl marshal	3
the sign of the	3
the duke of brittany	3
what became of the	3
had charge of the	3
he was in a	3
who was in the	3
of the leaders of	3
in his own hands	3
to proceed to the	3
the three estates of	3
to the intent that	3
he did not know	3
alive and well treated	3
richard the third to	3
killed him on the	3
he was about to	3
the wife of a	3
a prince of the	3
greatly redoubted lord and	3
bribed by louis xi	3
do any thing to	3
king on his progress	3
robert plumpton and his	3
his friends and partisans	3
that the princes were	3
in the isle of	3
of the princes in	3
away from her husband	3
of the last plantagenet	3
then the earl of	3
the claims of the	3
as we have received	3
in the centre of	3
to get rid of	3
the custom of the	3
was the wife of	3
the opening of parliament	3
by morton and fabyan	3
the accession of henry	3
kept in ignorance of	3
of morton and rous	3
was the daughter of	3
and officers of state	3
the consequences of his	3
in the name of	3
prisoner in the tower	3
that he should marry	3
parliament of richard iii	3
for the use of	3
the governor of the	3
came to an end	3
made of two yards	3
created earl of richmond	3
nothing to fear from	3
have been eager to	3
the loss of his	3
the dukes of somerset	3
antiquities of the tower	3
to refer to the	3
family of edward iii	3
on a charge of	3
what was become of	3
the boys were murdered	3
your highness to wit	3
that they were to	3
death of her husband	3
of the two boys	3
edward to the throne	3
he was not the	3
of warwick and his	3
made by the protector	3
as soon as richard	3
edward the fifth was	3
with each other in	3
murder of edward of	3
in the autumn of	3
higher than the other	3
marriage with elizabeth woodville	3
if it had not	3
council in the tower	3
as the king was	3
that perkin was the	3
vicissitudes in the life	3
his son a minor	3
all that he could	3
his brother and sisters	3
the heir to the	3
legitimate son of the	3
of norfolk and nottingham	3
of the white rose	3
the accession of richard	3
lord ferrers of chartley	3
humphrey duke of gloucester	3
attainder of the duke	3
lord de la warre	3
of the young king	3
would probably have been	3
richard to the throne	3
could not be true	3
truth or falsehood of	3
the fifth and his	3
accompanied by clarence and	3
temporal and the commons	3
his history of the	3
so as to make	3
the news of his	3
the body of the	3
of the young duke	3
it is not possible	3
was received by the	3
the days of the	3
for it was the	3
the family to the	3
account of the battle	3
in fitting out the	3
to the crown of	3
still to be seen	3
of king richard the	3
of his life and	3
the head of this	3
ancient portrait of edward	3
queen margaret of anjou	3
young earl of march	3
and the lady anne	3
body of the king	3
accusations against king richard	3
though he may have	3
in the western part	3
warden of the marches	3
nothing of the kind	3
and rightful heir to	3
were on their way	3
the midst of this	3
of york to the	3
with the prince of	3
of very high rank	3
eight or nine years	3
into the thickest of	3
alleged date of the	3
the church of the	3
would have been the	3
marched to the northward	3
of the sort of	3
was received with great	3
for the loss of	3
in the southwestern part	3
had under his command	3
was to be expected	3
young sons of edward	3
all ranks of the	3
for the execution of	3
the two young sons	3
real charge made by	3
york to the duke	3
with the intention of	3
the sword of state	3
of the writer in	3
and put to death	3
of his brother edward	3
the expenses and diet	3
for the invasion of	3
of the king who	3
was made in the	3
granted to the duke	3
must have known it	3
in his power to	3
committed to the tower	3
the conduct of the	3
the bishop of london	3
that she had no	3
him on the spot	3
to the north of	3
a memorial chapel at	3
the king had done	3
and reign of king	3
in company with richard	3
and right mighty prince	3
became a nun at	3
it happened that the	3
the duchy of lancaster	3
at the gates of	3
buried in the church	3
mean or paltry in	3
created a knight of	3
king henry was found	3
in a loud voice	3
the citizens of bruges	3
at this time at	3
two young sons of	3
on the subject of	3
of the prince of	3
very day of the	3
history of great britain	3
a view of this	3
the alleged date of	3
be arrested and sent	3
ceremony with lady grey	3
contract of edward iv	3
to death in the	3
twelve years of age	3
the queen was at	3
very well that if	3
sanctuary with her daughters	3
of edward prince of	3
right to the throne	3
alleged to have been	3
high and mighty prince	3
has suggested that the	3
the hands of the	3
by the croyland monk	3
the seventh and eighth	3
to the crown by	3
lord deputy of ireland	3
ceremonies connected with the	3
being at that time	3
with regard to the	3
to one of the	3
branch of the family	3
borne in mind that	3
for the king and	3
it was necessary to	3
edward the fifth and	3
as to make it	3
fitting out the expedition	3
the earldom of pembroke	3
were ordered to be	3
have any thing to	3
worshipful and greatly redoubted	3
on the night of	3
contracted to the lady	3
arrested and sent to	3
the family of edward	3
thought it best to	3
with the king of	3
is confirmed by the	3
about eight years old	3
the thick of the	3
the isle of ely	3
up to this time	3
of the king to	3
there was no time	3
from the king of	3
such a man as	3
thick of the fight	3
and sir andrew trollope	3
would have us believe	3
a history of the	3
and greatly redoubted lord	3
first prince of the	3
the whole peerage was	3
the subject of this	3
the rolls of parliament	3
edward the fourth was	3
so he sent a	3
began to think that	3
that richard did not	3
to john of gloucester	3
that he was one	3
edward the fourth died	3
during all this time	3
earl of rivers and	3
of the following year	3
with the aid of	3
it appears that the	3
be no doubt that	3
toward the frontiers of	3
battle of wakefield was	3
in the church of	3
as a matter of	3
duke of norfolk and	3
was not found out	3
one of the greatest	3
in which he had	3
between silence and ruin	3
at the very time	3
the hearts of his	3
earl of warwick had	3
in respect to his	3
about the death of	3
in order to make	3
to fly from the	3
reign of edward the	3
and some of the	3
for the time being	3
william of worcester says	3
that the prince was	3
for the defence of	3
the foot of the	3
of those who were	3
in the heart of	3
to some of his	3
th of the same	3
and his brother edmund	3
our last plantagenet king	3
was created duke of	3
margaret and her son	3
and henry the seventh	3
he was born in	3
son and heir of	3
took part in the	3
thing in their power	3
and that there was	3
head of his army	3
as the next heir	3
the children of the	3
to a proof that	3
young king to london	3
he was an able	3
dukes of somerset and	3
and that of his	3
proved to be false	3
that he was in	3
the southwestern part of	3
of our last plantagenet	3
story put forward by	3
was that of a	3
most worshipful and greatly	3
that it was written	3
of the nobles and	3
but there is no	3
of so many years	3
in a butt of	3
says nothing of the	3
was a constitutional tribunal	3
the minds of the	3
sent to holland for	3
be remembered that the	3
that he would have	3
the early part of	3
to set aside the	3
prison in the tower	3
to the king in	3
but he could not	3
it was written by	3
the young king to	3
out on a progress	3
duke of buckingham and	3
of the second son	3
to the reign of	3
the reign of his	3
a proof that the	3
loyal to the end	3
access to all official	3
to reside at calais	3
his view of the	3
him to accept the	3
she was joined by	3
of king edward the	3
but they could not	3
princes in the tower	3
the flight of the	3
the place where the	3
marshal and the lord	3
take an interest in	3
in state to the	3
was born at fotheringhay	3
as we have seen	3
warbeck was the true	3
in order to recover	2
to the case of	2
anne de la pole	2
elizabeth duchess of suffolk	2
his son edmund earl	2
the tudor writers are	2
buried in middleham church	2
time at warwick castle	2
appear that hastings was	2
in spite of all	2
same time that he	2
custom of the realm	2
in the hope that	2
king richard was a	2
a paper crown on	2
of tyrrel and dighton	2
of his own mother	2
when duke of gloucester	2
any thing to disturb	2
and the family of	2
for he knew that	2
who had been a	2
marriage of edward iv	2
the king goes to	2
or paltry in his	2
large sum of money	2
that it hath left	2
evidence in favour of	2
come out of sanctuary	2
army of the lancastrians	2
a friend of lady	2
and the prince of	2
fifth son of edward	2
imprisoned by henry vii	2
that nothing was known	2
no quarter was given	2
the revengeful hands of	2
so it was said	2
children of his brother	2
nephew of henry the	2
his own blood in	2
with a small force	2
body of king henry	2
of the government in	2
formed a plan for	2
moiety of the bohun	2
was essential to the	2
this part of the	2
were likely to be	2
troops which she had	2
to her marriage with	2
plotting with the marquis	2
castles belonging to the	2
entitled to the crown	2
to the rear of	2
of injustice and cruelty	2
the chief reliance on	2
governor of the tower	2
and her relations had	2
sat on the english	2
of england against the	2
that those who spent	2
to be relied on	2
was the first of	2
queen and her son	2
the duchess at ewelme	2
of the woodville faction	2
which his work is	2
request of gloucester that	2
in which the boys	2
the mother and the	2
three estates of the	2
one of the ablest	2
act of parliament recording	2
of buckingham at brecknock	2
the fugitives had taken	2
the very man who	2
edward had made a	2
loud and long acclamations	2
fast as he could	2
who had been slain	2
flight of henry vi	2
somerset and exeter and	2
henry the sixth and	2
the parliament which met	2
the murder of prince	2
of vilifying his predecessor	2
him on his progress	2
were better adapted for	2
to the prince of	2
that he might there	2
tradition of later times	2
sir william stanley had	2
and prevent the possibility	2
where margaret of anjou	2
it was never known	2
the engine of his	2
henry the sixth was	2
royal and noble authors	2
warwick in the presence	2
has already been pointed	2
impossible to attach any	2
a week after his	2
would not refuse to	2
is much more likely	2
the management of public	2
a prisoner of war	2
and the execution of	2
the crimes charged on	2
the bottom of his	2
life should be spared	2
hard that he would	2
speech at the guildhall	2
the face of it	2
during the lifetime of	2
your castle of ludlow	2
eldest sons raised to	2
and when at length	2
and those of clarence	2
was become of the	2
do all in his	2
between the wharfe and	2
full of energy and	2
that tyrrel and dighton	2
married to lord lumley	2
midst of this scene	2
letters and papers illustrative	2
a choice between silence	2
and all the other	2
it has been suggested	2
the childhood of richard	2
and the duchess of	2
the possession of this	2
was a rumour that	2
i give him up	2
it must be borne	2
was a man named	2
the streets of london	2
ambition of the queen	2
and not elizabeth lucy	2
their way to the	2
park of the middle	2
was found dead in	2
the lancaster party were	2
after the execution of	2
subject of this volume	2
all later historians have	2
the lady of beaujeu	2
between sandal and wakefield	2
been one of the	2
two or three years	2
this is disproved by	2
son the earl of	2
queen margaret brought in	2
he makes him learn	2
the life of richard	2
daughter of the first	2
by far the greater	2
of the attainted earl	2
to claim the crown	2
what they were to	2
title was based on	2
for the board of	2
said to have made	2
known nothing of the	2
aspired to the crown	2
relating to the duchess	2
richard and edward v	2
one of his palaces	2
if there was no	2
the wharfe and the	2
all those who were	2
on a sort of	2
that lord hastings was	2
his brother edmund were	2
the principal leaders of	2
only in his twenty	2
cruel treatment and death	2
i dare well say	2
the universal belief was	2
business of vilifying his	2
is quite in keeping	2
had been made to	2
of morton and fabyan	2
there is also a	2
of edward and edmund	2
is plain that the	2
to be used in	2
as little as possible	2
ordered his men to	2
his old tutor richard	2
the said king edward	2
appears to have told	2
when his own son	2
right reverend fadre in	2
had had time to	2
from the gates of	2
it hath left it	2
the hour of his	2
the bridge of picquigny	2
fled to their ships	2
stuck on a gate	2
died before his father	2
of york was represented	2
to trust to their	2
acknowledged heir to the	2
charge of his uncle	2
ix condition of the	2
a manuscript copy of	2
might just as well	2
of not ascertaining a	2
edward was established on	2
son of the queen	2
date of the death	2
that he had under	2
and executed at tewkesbury	2
the young king was	2
do but to confront	2
king henry the fifth	2
revealed to the council	2
to do but to	2
he was to be	2
the king intended to	2
of the assassination of	2
a deep impression on	2
at last there was	2
the throne of england	2
of energy and decision	2
to the market place	2
respect to the marriage	2
would be more readily	2
for some months afterwards	2
the right bank of	2
as we have it	2
genealogical table of the	2
before the date of	2
so absurd as to	2
filled with stained glass	2
out of sanctuary with	2
the fear of detection	2
they had been in	2
at a very early	2
the earl of devon	2
of queen elizabeth woodville	2
the lord of gruthuus	2
in his own blood	2
obtain a glimpse of	2
he could do nothing	2
this state of things	2
time that he was	2
purse expenses of elizabeth	2
he evaded the promise	2
any other king than	2
the first to establish	2
and this was the	2
the queen was in	2
the execution of these	2
in the earl of	2
people in the south	2
and papers illustrative of	2
a first cousin of	2
generous treatment of his	2
were found to be	2
the fourth died april	2
facts occurring on the	2
to please his new	2
was divided into two	2
acknowledge him as king	2
the first of our	2
which enabled me to	2
had shared all his	2
in our history of	2
birth of this son	2
as well as in	2
who had married the	2
could have no rights	2
while that of the	2
the english tongue perfect	2
of warwick on the	2
father was slain at	2
log of a sea	2
was related to the	2
that the passage was	2
right hard that he	2
the titles of the	2
part ii chapter i	2
people of the north	2
into the city to	2
pretended marriage with elizabeth	2
overwhelmed with vexation and	2
henry tudor in the	2
he was guilty of	2
it is untrue that	2
to the truth of	2
in the most cruel	2
at once to all	2
of cloth of gold	2
was written out in	2
in very bad humor	2
execution of lord hastings	2
in such a way	2
his pretended marriage with	2
a log of wood	2
deposition of edward the	2
he was born at	2
great personages of the	2
two pieces of evidence	2
have been made to	2
is impossible to believe	2
in sight of the	2
to the governor of	2
knighted after the battle	2
took place in the	2
both his legs were	2
that the illegitimate son	2
declare in favor of	2
peers of the realm	2
with the common people	2
the fable of the	2
westminster and in yorkshire	2
the leading nobles and	2
your gracious lordship and	2
the fact of his	2
brought to an end	2
was created viscount lisle	2
may stand with the	2
for the history of	2
received by the french	2
as edward was established	2
at the early age	2
after a time he	2
brother edmund were killed	2
lord grey of codnor	2
if she were to	2
the sun in splendour	2
fell to the ground	2
the fame of his	2
was surrounded by loyal	2
after the earl of	2
queen dowager and her	2
a letter to sir	2
of the english constitution	2
of york is that	2
in the evening of	2
a history of england	2
exhibits a moral harmony	2
mayor and aldermen of	2
the part of richard	2
as he advanced in	2
historians of that time	2
will die king of	2
delivery of young richard	2
the great mass of	2
ceased to be dangerous	2
it might be so	2
was on the occasion	2
taken refuge in the	2
bishop of winchester and	2
the taste of the	2
the ruins of the	2
him by his father	2
on either side of	2
and at this time	2
hands of certain persons	2
the way of facts	2
the th of june	2
ejus honorem veritatem dicam	2
what turn things would	2
time of the battle	2
according to the custom	2
it credible that richard	2
to crosby place with	2
indulgence of forty days	2
him upon the throne	2
order of henry vii	2
the engagement which she	2
so great was the	2
on him by the	2
that he had not	2
that the number of	2
unhorsed sir john cheney	2
on the lancastrian side	2
the castle of sheriff	2
in the arms of	2
beseech almighty god to	2
louis was to pay	2
were greatly increased by	2
it is much more	2
was to be made	2
from the moment that	2
to be his heir	2
that he wished to	2
to be removed from	2
did he try to	2
please his new patron	2
and shut him up	2
recovered the person of	2
immediately before richard the	2
of wind which lasted	2
the citizens of london	2
in the parish of	2
murdered by his predecessor	2
other friends of the	2
to the english throne	2
on in this way	2
was written by the	2
was surrounded by a	2
the neighborhood of york	2
was not one of	2
raised to the throne	2
after the date of	2
for succour to the	2
is derived from the	2
letter to his father	2
down between antwerp and	2
her for his wife	2
is no evidence that	2
his nephew the earl	2
well versed in the	2
him in a great	2
the victim of the	2
proof that it was	2
during the wars of	2
further charges against richard	2
historic doubts on the	2
was actually present at	2
a great concourse of	2
nothing to say against	2
a proclamation was issued	2
the third son of	2
henry the eighth was	2
and taken to the	2
the charges against richard	2
he soon saw that	2
whether they would have	2
duchess of york by	2
on an embassy to	2
from an ancient portrait	2
description of the country	2
next heir to the	2
who can believe that	2
instilled into his mind	2
richard and anne were	2
a member of the	2
of the story is	2
the croyland monk also	2
was not the true	2
officers of state was	2
children of clarence were	2
by far the most	2
even if he had	2
ignorant of what had	2
mode of death was	2
far removed from the	2
years and eight months	2
the marriage would be	2
the king was seized	2
article in the english	2
warwick castle on february	2
so far from being	2
not walk at his	2
from the story that	2
slightly higher than the	2
so vile a corner	2
where he was best	2
william sayer for money	2
edward found that his	2
took him by the	2
to witness the scene	2
the badge of the	2
of his having been	2
first essay at printing	2
it is scarcely necessary	2
the object of this	2
year after her marriage	2
had two children by	2
only be explained in	2
the rising in kent	2
lovell and sir robert	2
must have been an	2
great earl of warwick	2
members of his family	2
in the event of	2
it is very significant	2
the fourth was living	2
the king who was	2
that is to say	2
having been granted to	2
to be expected from	2
and the other friends	2
he was surrounded by	2
him to attempt to	2
before richard the third	2
in the statement that	2
the frontiers of wales	2
of two or three	2
as a friend of	2
soon as he heard	2
chief reliance on contemporary	2
that his nephews were	2
married to elizabeth woodville	2
law the earl of	2
in consideration of the	2
head of a numerous	2
of the very highest	2
he was all this	2
should die without issue	2
redoubted and right noble	2
of a numerous body	2
body of armed men	2
to be made in	2
henry the sixth had	2
that he could do	2
confronted with the queen	2
to lords howard and	2
on a log of	2
after a brief delay	2
in the southern part	2
known in history as	2
not with lord hastings	2
since the time of	2
richard of responsibility for	2
royal residence in the	2
the little prince with	2
and righteous king of	2
the forefront of the	2
the appearance of perkin	2
out of the church	2
for herself and her	2
king edward and the	2
it is plain he	2
of the mother and	2
fixed by the year	2
as we have already	2
children of clarence had	2
was already the husband	2
different parts of the	2
of part of the	2
for the souls of	2
and the antient nobility	2
banks of the ouse	2
by loyal and devoted	2
prince of the house	2
the temper of the	2
that the duchess of	2
richard and the duke	2
that his nephews had	2
the charges were true	2
which he himself personally	2
he heard that the	2
and he promised that	2
town residence of the	2
the performance of this	2
he was joined by	2
given in our history	2
there were a few	2
penance of jane shore	2
related in the last	2
of henry and of	2
prince of wales was	2
so much as to	2
claim to the throne	2
of devon to towton	2
was intimately acquainted with	2
they crown any other	2
v henry tudor in	2
four in the afternoon	2
be a bad man	2
the success of the	2
nothing of the sort	2
is now in the	2
judges and law officers	2
the truth of the	2
mass of the people	2
and made him a	2
landing of the expedition	2
that they were alive	2
the testimony of two	2
chapter iv the main	2
no evidence whatever that	2
grafton and rastell was	2
authorities of sir thomas	2
up in the tower	2
forgive and forget all	2
duchy of lancaster in	2
submit himself to the	2
at once that the	2
there can be only	2
ideas of those times	2
entrenchments were thrown up	2
was drowned in a	2
passed in the tower	2
examination of the charges	2
treachery of lord stanley	2
might be disposed to	2
gives a very good	2
the story was a	2
the right of edward	2
the windows of the	2
henry from the tower	2
was married to the	2
small body of attendants	2
of the said henry	2
rightful sovereign of the	2
first idea was to	2
duke of burgundy at	2
created earl of kent	2
the family of lord	2
be our business to	2
this fully accounts for	2
day appointed for the	2
with him for the	2
at all events worth	2
have been the first	2
he was bound to	2
expelled from the kingdom	2
have been detected in	2
by order of his	2
character reviewed in the	2
was the victim of	2
court of the duke	2
making the duke of	2
iii further charges against	2
the city to the	2
similar to that of	2
full account of the	2
had been contracted to	2
order was immediately obeyed	2
to serve and obey	2
earl of suffolk to	2
were almost pure englishmen	2
the statement of rous	2
and cut off his	2
between public and private	2
great crowds of spectators	2
to the sanctuary to	2
prince of wales and	2
the long delay in	2
for fourteen days after	2
to the custom of	2
and the prior of	2
of richard the second	2
the most cruel and	2
the greater part of	2
to be preferred to	2
was nothing left for	2
duchess of york was	2
a little higher than	2
the brow of a	2
a confirmation of his	2
under the duke of	2
chapter x reign of	2
brought in prisoner at	2
in the same position	2
supposed to have been	2
to show that the	2
against the young prince	2
fell a victim to	2
she received the news	2
edward was only in	2
separated from his wife	2
it is clear that	2
oriel window at barnard	2
henry was found lifeless	2
that the duke was	2
before he went through	2
when all was ready	2
agree in treating perkin	2
not being born in	2
the ecclesiastical sword of	2
the th of may	2
in one of the	2
at this time an	2
passage of the river	2
the way for this	2
she was a very	2
wrote during the reign	2
had no occasion to	2
evidence of the writer	2
on the mind of	2
in which the duchess	2
said that he was	2
valour and presence of	2
was born in the	2
family of lord rivers	2
would not the act	2
of edmund earl of	2
the crown after the	2
part of the history	2
she knew they were	2
and was present at	2
at oxford to receive	2
described in the last	2
have known nothing of	2
battle of barnet the	2
in westminster abbey by	2
the hands of his	2
the title of richard	2
magnificent obsequies at fotheringhay	2
some greater matter against	2
and to the tower	2
was not printed until	2
i the authorities the	2
richard and the tudors	2
necessity of his position	2
friends and partisans in	2
with the widow of	2
of his own blood	2
and the children of	2
son of the attainted	2
renewal of the quarrel	2
murder of edward the	2
the days of henry	2
in accordance with the	2
children hearing of their	2
has nothing to say	2
main body of the	2
will be seen presently	2
son the marquis dorset	2
a very private manner	2
the unanimous testimony of	2
the daughters of edward	2
character of king richard	2
soon as he was	2
married edmund earl of	2
owns that it was	2
to go to london	2
the monk of croyland	2
by means of the	2
than the history of	2
extremely exasperated against each	2
the next heir to	2
that the work was	2
had landed at milford	2
was in the month	2
by the french king	2
between the th and	2
in the spring of	2
victim of the perfidy	2
hath left it almost	2
fact that edward iv	2
claim the crown for	2
between sir robert plumpton	2
to the people the	2
material in the way	2
that the young princes	2
the king at warwick	2
of lord rivers and	2
became queen of england	2
in full possession of	2
temper of the nation	2
his little son edward	2
the conclusion that the	2
consonant to the manners	2
the passage was written	2
when he came to	2
fugitives had taken refuge	2
his wife and family	2
was slain in the	2
must have been well	2
a secret page of	2
if they crown any	2
to her son the	2
with his brother in	2
he made a solemn	2
was no alternative but	2
and it was resolved	2
king and queen were	2
and there was another	2
i have shown from	2
time appointed for the	2
we shall presently see	2
under the reign of	2
portrait of edward v	2
official sources of information	2
yet out of his	2
and the princes of	2
in the council to	2
must be remembered that	2
were shut up in	2
he believed that the	2
of the field where	2
earl of oxford was	2
into his power by	2
in those days was	2
but this is one	2
the crown by a	2
earl of devon to	2
been passed against their	2
were extremely exasperated against	2
the southern part of	2
name of lady eleanor	2
and sent off to	2
chapter iii the crowning	2
the present earl of	2
the life of his	2
whether perkin warbeck was	2
let us now examine	2
time when henry and	2
was one of his	2
just in time to	2
who knew the truth	2
on all the counts	2
the side of the	2
already the husband of	2
band of armed men	2
two of the boys	2
the execution of clarence	2
the north side of	2
to the wives of	2
slander against the duchess	2
a band of armed	2
a suspicion of the	2
successful as the world	2
the said berlo set	2
he continued his journey	2
the autumn of the	2
have no rights as	2
the death of king	2
gave the order for	2
a parliament in form	2
as the children of	2
there was a small	2
manner of man this	2
but he knew very	2
on the life and	2
soon found that she	2
far the greater part	2
the restoration of edward	2
draw off attention from	2
the poor king was	2
against the queen and	2
that the statement of	2
paper crown on it	2
up her daughters to	2
there is a letter	2
put to death without	2
heart can best desire	2
in referring to the	2
to guard against this	2
be stuck on the	2
is very significant that	2
of burgundy at st	2
v margaret of anjou	2
of inaccuracies and improbabilities	2
women of the salons	2
each other in the	2
warwick on the field	2
there was only one	2
not one of the	2
putting him upon the	2
the duke of albany	2
and the lord constable	2
as the principle of	2
go on with the	2
westminster in times of	2
but they had to	2
floor of the hall	2
was summoned to meet	2
born at westminster on	2
to the information of	2
of the old yorkist	2
was too young to	2
the members of the	2
it to be false	2
on one side and	2
of two yards of	2
way that he had	2
a gentle slope to	2
duke of york by	2
last every thing was	2
have been written by	2
our full redoubted and	2
that henry the seventh	2
the princess elizabeth his	2
had remained faithful to	2
to return to the	2
of attainder against richard	2
evaded the promise by	2
in treating perkin as	2
was soon followed by	2
is no proof that	2
the walls were hung	2
as henry the seventh	2
to sir james tyrrel	2
the summer passed away	2
was never married to	2
the government of the	2
of the appointment of	2
whom he had been	2
in the great wardrobe	2
life of henry viii	2
noble earl of worcester	2
had command of the	2
immured in a nunnery	2
maker in the world	2
own branch of the	2
so as to form	2
if he was to	2
false statement of rous	2
were secretly in favor	2
ancient view of westminster	2
marriage ceremony with lady	2
through a marriage ceremony	2
chapter ii examination of	2
the lawe of the	2
scarcely knew what to	2
was all ready to	2
on the friday before	2
righteous king of england	2
the reign of queen	2
the issue of the	2
died of a languishing	2
the story tells us	2
marriage with anne nevill	2
of the main body	2
was no cordial good	2
where he had been	2
to be seen in	2
pay his respects to	2
fable of the murder	2
was now the heir	2
the coast of france	2
during the battle of	2
was well known to	2
and every thing was	2
execution of lord rivers	2
tirrel and dighton had	2
will be seen in	2
for getting rid of	2
middleham and barnard castle	2
mourned the death of	2
the principle of hereditary	2
the loyal people of	2
jasper tudor had been	2
of the daughters of	2
town house at cold	2
did not do so	2
this was one of	2
but he refused to	2
came over to his	2
they ought to have	2
we have any thing	2
falling into the hands	2
quartiers of anne nevill	2
has already been stated	2
was the date of	2
the previous contract of	2
ye judges of the	2
every step of this	2
fought by his side	2
ii examination of the	2
the town residence of	2
must be borne in	2
in hopes of finding	2
and his companions were	2
as it stands in	2
to give time for	2
on the feast of	2
the crown by the	2
in a short time	2
have been a murderer	2
times of public celebrations	2
old tutor richard croft	2
in the city of	2
prince of wales till	2
by the king himself	2
as to make the	2
which led to the	2
upper end of london	2
gentle slope to the	2
just at this time	2
is of little importance	2
his cousin the earl	2
appointed constable of the	2
i chapter i birth	2
death of the queen	2
illustrations and a map	2
a right to the	2
the story of a	2
order to make the	2
he was not likely	2
up his abode at	2
and he was now	2
in a very private	2
in his second year	2
of a king of	2
the aggrandizement of the	2
the hands of mr	2
this letter was written	2
the pursuit of clifford	2
the murder of her	2
the moiety of the	2
the marches of scotland	2
is supposed that richard	2
the manor of ayton	2
it is impossible that	2
of the enemy and	2
stand with the lawe	2
the queen did not	2
richard went so far	2
them out of their	2
plots and conspiracies against	2
having been killed in	2
that she was the	2
as related in the	2
that the cause of	2
left it almost a	2
robert home of kent	2
of this is that	2
i have brought up	2
with the facts as	2
murder of edward prince	2
alleged crimes of richard	2
knowledge of the english	2
of the same name	2
circumstances in which he	2
the portrait at windsor	2
attain the age of	2
from the duke of	2
the idea of making	2
lady eleanor butler was	2
and sent to the	2
when he was nineteen	2
which had merged in	2
religious house at gupshill	2
he had under his	2
at middleham and barnard	2
cruise of the cachalot	2
fell into the hands	2
so as not to	2
they were to do	2
but there is strong	2
of the evidence of	2
hunchback born with teeth	2
her share of her	2
other members of the	2
extinct owing to the	2
of the country round	2
between england and the	2
received margaret of anjou	2
his letter to the	2
the roll of parliament	2
situation of lady cecily	2
the parish of stillingfleet	2
set the crown on	2
brother at the battle	2
it your highness to	2
please it your highness	2