Witenagemot, bishops appointed by the, ii. 180;
its characteristics, 279;
how often assembled, 411, 412.
See [Anglo-Saxons].
Women, legal position of, in Italy during coverture, i. 152 note z;
perils attending their marriage with slaves, 200 note a.
Woollen manufacture established in Flanders, iii. [318];
impolitic regulations respecting it, [319] and [note] c;
export of wool from England, [320];
English woollen manufacture, [321];
policy adopted towards the Flemings, ib. and [note] o;
laws relative to the trade, [322];
relations of England and Spain regarding it, [323] [notes].
Worms, diet of. See [Diet].
Wykeham (bishop of Winchester) invested with the great seal, iii. [73].
York (Richard, duke of) appointed protector to Henry VI., iii. [191];
his claim to the throne, [194];
his cautious policy [195].
Yorkists and Lancastrians, wars of the, iii. [197].
Zimisces (John), military exploits of, ii. 126.
Zisca (John), the blind hero, victories of the Bohemians under, i. 481;
his exploits; enthusiasm of his followers, ii. 103.
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