[60] He alleged as his reason that he was now on his own lawful ground, in right of his mother.
[61] See [page 257].
[62] The revolted peasantry.
[63] Each piece of gold (a mark) was worth 13s. 4d., or two nobles.
[64] In 1385, during his Scotch expedition, his uncles, Cambridge and Buckingham, had been made Dukes of York and Gloucester; Lancaster’s son Henry, Earl of Derby; the Duke of York’s son George, Earl of Rutland; Robert de Vere, Marquis of Dublin; and De la Pole, Earl of Suffolk.
[65] Brother of Arundel, Bishop of Ely, subsequently Archbishop of York and of Canterbury.
[66] William of Wykeham again took the Seal.
[67] 38 Edward III.
[68] 16 Richard II.
[69] Berner’s Froissart, IV., chap. 78.