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

Note 133a — Chapter VII · THE FIELD OF THE BATTLE OF TEWKESBURY. [131a]

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Anne Countess of Warwick arrived at Portsmouth, and went from thence to Southampton, intending to have joined the Queen at Weymouth; but having received intelligence of the total defeat of the Lancastrians, the deaths of her husband the King-Making Earl of Warwick, and of his brother the Marquis Montague, at the fatal battle of Barnet, she crossed the water into the New Forest, and took sanctuary in the Abbey of Beaulieu, in Hampshire.

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