Note 41.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Edward IV
Reading edition
[From Fenn, iv. 372.] See preliminary note to last letter. We have adopted a different punctuation from that of Fenn in some parts of this letter.
42.1 This most probably was James Hobart, who, in 1478, was Lent-Reader at Lincoln’s Inn, and in 1487 Attorney-General.—F.
42.2 George Neville, Archbishop of York.
42.3 The original MS. was indistinct in these places.
43.1 The words ‘zour zoyng’ (your going) seem to be redundant.
43.2 Sir Humphrey Talbot was a Captain at this siege, under the Duke of Norfolk.—F.
43.3 The original MS. was indistinct in these places.
44.1 Thomas Bourchier, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lord Cardinal.
44.2 Henry Bourchier, Earl of Essex.
44.3 Here the original MS. was indistinct.
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