Note 58.2 — THE PASTON LETTERS Edward IV (continued 2)
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[From Fenn, i. 266.] In the month of October 1462, as we learn from William Worcester, Margaret of Anjou came out of France, whither she had fled in spring, with a force of 2000 men, landed on the coast of Northumberland, and laid siege to Bamborough, which she took and placed in the keeping of the Duke of Somerset.
58.3 The Duke of Norfolk.
58.4 Omitted in original.
59.1 30th October.
59.2 Sir Richard Tunstal was on Queen Margaret’s side, while his brother William, it seems, was on that of King Edward.
59.3 In Denbighshire.
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