The Outlaw’s song of Traillebaston.
Political Songs, p. 231.
[55] A curious question was raised, whether a torturer could be fetched from the Continent, there being none in England.—Hemingburgh, 2287.
[56] He had lately received the Earldom of Norfolk, and the rank of Earl Marshall, by the death of Bigod without heirs.
[57] These are only the principal articles; there were many others, the arrangement of the law courts, the royal prerogative of justice, etc.
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Philip III., 1270-1285. | +------------------------+---------------------------+ | | Philip IV., 1285-1314. Charles | of Valois. +-----+---+------------+-----------+ | | | | | | Louis X. Philip V. Charles IV. Isabella = Edward II. Philip VI. 1314-1316. 1316-1322. 1322-1328. | 1328-1350. | Edward III. | Joan = King of Navarre. John. 1350-1364.
[59] Made Duke of Lancaster in 1350.