Note 150a — Chapter VII · THE FIELD OF THE BATTLE OF TEWKESBURY. [131a]
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The elevated ground above mentioned, which includes the place called “Margaret’s Camp,” seems to be the same which (although it has no very great pretensions to be called a hill) is alluded to by Holinshed, when he states that the Lancastrian forces were driven up towards the hill from whence they descended.