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Index
Abingdon
Agincourt, battle of
Agrippina ‘the Younger’
Alcock, Bishop John
Alencon, Duke of
Alexander Stewart, Duke of Albany
Alnwick Castle
Ambien Hill, Leics
‘Anastasia, Grand Duchess’ (Anna Anderson)
Anne (Neville), Queen
Anne, Duchess of Brittany and Queen of France
Anne, Princess (daughter of Edward IV)
Appellant, Lords
Aquitaine
Argentine, Dr.
Armagh, Archbishop of
Arthur, Prince (d. 1203)
Arthur, Prince (d. 1502)
Arundel, Richard Fitzalan, 9th Earl of
Arundel (Fitzalan), Thomas, Archbishop
Assheton, Sir Ralph
Atwater, John
Audley, Lord (James Touchet)
Ayala, Pedro de
Ayscough, Bishop
Bacon, Sir Francis
Bagot, Sir William
Bamburgh Castle
Barle
y, William
Barnet
Battle of
Beaufort see Somerset, Dukes of
Beaufort, Cardinal Henry
Beaufort, Lady Margaret
Beaulieu Abbey
Beaumont, Lord
Becket, St./Archbishop Thomas
Bergavenny, Edward (Neville), first Lord
Bergavenny, George (Neville), third Lord
Berkhamsted
Bermondsey Abbey
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Blackheath
Blaybourne, archer
Blore Heath, battle of
Bodrugan, Sir Henry
Bona of Savoy
Bonville family
Bordeaux
Bosworth, Battle of
Bourchier, Lord (Henry Stafford)
Bourchier, Archbishop Thomas
Bray, Sir Reginald
Brecon
Breze, Admiral Pierre de
Brittany
Broughton, Sir Thomas
Buchan, John
Buckingham, dukes of (Stafford family)
Buckingham, Catherine (Woodville), Duchess of
Buckingham, Edward Stafford, third Duke of
Buckingham, Henry Stafford, second Duke of
Buckingham, Humphrey Stafford, first Duke of
Bushy, Sir John
Burford
Burgh, Sir Thomas
Burley, Sir Simon
Bury St. Edmunds
Butler, Lady Eleanor
Butler, Sir Piers
‘Cade Jack’
Caernarfon Castle
Caister Castle, Norfolk
Calais
Cambridge, King’s College
Capgrave, John, chronicler
Carmarthen Castle
Carreg Cennen Castle
Castillon, battle of
Catesby, Sir William
Catherine of Aragon, Queen
Catherine of Valois, Queen
Catherine of Castile, Princess/Duchess of Lancaster
Catherine, Princess (daughter of Edward IV)
Cecily, Princess (daughter of Edward IV)
Cerne Abbas, Dorset
Charles V, Emperor
Charles VI, king of France
Charles VII, king of France
Charles VIII, king of France
Charles ‘the Rash (le Temeraire)’, Duke of Burgundy
Chipping Sodbury
Christian II, king of Denmark
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