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Visits to Fields of Battle, in England, of the Fifteenth Century

Note 61a — Chapter IV · THE FIELD OF THE BATTLE OF WAKEFIELD. [53a]

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That was my impression on the occasion of my first visit to Sandal, and I so communicated it in my paper on the Battle of Wakefield, read before the Society of Antiquaries; but after a second and third visit to Sandal, and to the field of battle, I altered my opinion, and I now consider it certain, that the Lancastrians advanced on the westward side of the Calder, and that Wakefield and the bridge were in their possession at the time of the battle.

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