Note 104.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Edward IV.
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[From MS. Phillipps 9735, No. 279.] This paper is in a contemporary handwriting, and undoubtedly refers to the battle of Tewkesbury.
104.2 Sir William Fielding, according to Warkworth’s Chronicle.
104.3 These words, ‘Hervy, recorder,’ are written over ‘Herry, capteyn,’ as a correction; but the latter are not erased. Warkworth mentions Sir Nicholas Hervy.
104.4 Beheaded.
104.5 Sir John Longstruther, Prior of St. John’s.
104.6 Originally written ‘Mr. Delvys,’ and corrected.
105.1 James Gower, according to Warkworth.
105.2 Sir Humphrey Audeley.
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