6Vergil, Anglica, 18-19.
7Vergil, Anglica, 19.
8Sutton, et al., ‘The Retirement of Elizabeth Woodville, and her Sons’, The Ricardian 11 (1999), 563.
9Materials, II, 142.
10Materials, II, 148.
11Materials, II, 221.
12Anne Crawford, ‘The Queen’s Council in the Middle Ages’, English Historical Review 116 (2001): 1193-1212.
13Crawford, Letters, 135-6.
14Fields, 203.
15Materials, II, 225.
16Materials, II, 273.
17Materials, II, 319-20.
18Materials, II, 322.
19Materials, II, 555; CCR Henry VII. Vol. I. 1485–1500: 122; CPR Henry VII 1485–1494: 302.
20Materials, II, 337.
21CPR Edward IV 1467–1477: 115.
22CPR Edward IV 1467–1477: 360.
23CPR Edward IV 1467–1477: 414.
24CPR Edward IV 1467–1477: 547.
25CPR Edward IV. Edward V. Richard III. 1476–1485: 156.
26Ann Sutton and Livia Visser-Fuchs, ‘The Device of Queen Elizabeth Woodville: A Gillyflower or Pink’, The Ricardian 11 (1997), 17-24.
27Calendar of Papal Letters, XI: 90.
28Edward T. Clarke, Bermondsey: Its Historic Memories and Associations (London: Elliot Stock, 1902), 125.
29Foedera XII: 328-9.
30Vergil, Anglica, 33.
31CPR Henry VII 1485–1494: 112, 117.
32CPR Henry VII 1485–1494: 154.
33Roger B. Merriman, ‘Edward Woodville – Knight Errant’, American Antiquarian Society (October) 1903, 135.
34Merriman, 135-6.
35Merriman, 136.
36Merriman, 138.
37Merriman, 144.
38Davies, 217.
39Materials, II, 103.
40CPR Henry VII 1485–1494: 106, 279.
41Baker, II: 165-66.
42Wills, 350-51.
43MS BL Arundel 26, ff 29v-30. Quoted from Sutton and Visser-Fuchs, ‘Royal Burials’. I have modernised spelling and punctuation of their exact transcription.
Chapter 24. Legacy
1CPR Henry VII 1485–1494: 308.
2GC, 203.
3Jones, King’s Mother, 126.
4Jones, King’s Mother, 134, 162.
5Jones, King’s Mother, 134.
6Jones, King’s Mother, 162.
7C.F.R. Palmer, ‘History of the Priory of Dartford, in Kent’, Archaeological Journal XXXVI (1879), 261.
8Wills… Doctor’s, 2-3.
9Palmer, 262.
10CPR Henry VII 1485–1494: 388.
11Baker II: 166.
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